Confronting Asian-American Stereotypes

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   perceived as illiterate, undesirable, full of “filth and disease” and
   unassimilable. They were perceived as “marginal members of the human
   race,” were denied the right to become naturalized U.S. citizens, and
   segregated to ethnic enclaves.

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   hurt candidates when they run for other types of offices, as John
   Chiang found out when he failed to make a name for himself and capture
   the excitement of primary voters in the California governor’s race.

   Democrats’ preference for affirmative action is well established. Will
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