Growing Up Hmong American: Truancy Policy and Girls
In 1994, 60 Minutes and the Atlantic Monthly portrayed Hmong and other Southeast Asian youth as gangsters, delinquents, and overall low achievers. Since then, the image of the Southeast Asian as gangster has proliferated. No information exists on whether media claims are substantiated because of...
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Hmong Studies Journal
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| description | In 1994, 60 Minutes and the Atlantic Monthly portrayed Hmong
and other Southeast Asian youth as gangsters, delinquents,
and overall low achievers. Since then, the image of the Southeast Asian as gangster has proliferated. No information exists on whether media claims are substantiated because of the difficulty breaking down "Asians" by the many ethnic groups which constitute this category. Popular media portrayals of Southeast Asian youth as "losers" leaves Hmong, Lao, Cambodian, and Vietnamese communities with little
defense against this stereotype. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-f69adbd4ff1641d2a530a3a7492ffa8f2023-01-23T18:24:37ZengHmong Studies JournalHmong Studies Journal1091-17741997-12-0121154Growing Up Hmong American: Truancy Policy and GirlsMayKao Yangblongsua HangIn 1994, 60 Minutes and the Atlantic Monthly portrayed Hmong and other Southeast Asian youth as gangsters, delinquents, and overall low achievers. Since then, the image of the Southeast Asian as gangster has proliferated. No information exists on whether media claims are substantiated because of the difficulty breaking down "Asians" by the many ethnic groups which constitute this category. Popular media portrayals of Southeast Asian youth as "losers" leaves Hmong, Lao, Cambodian, and Vietnamese communities with little defense against this stereotype. https://www.hmongstudiesjournal.org/uploads/4/5/8/7/4587788/hsj-v1n2_hang.pdfhmong youthracial stereotypes |
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| title | Growing Up Hmong American: Truancy Policy and Girls |
| title_full | Growing Up Hmong American: Truancy Policy and Girls |
| title_fullStr | Growing Up Hmong American: Truancy Policy and Girls |
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| title_short | Growing Up Hmong American: Truancy Policy and Girls |
| title_sort | growing up hmong american truancy policy and girls |
| topic | hmong youth racial stereotypes |
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