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Chapter 6
Asians and Asian Americans
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Chapter Objectives
Discuss the history of and diversity among Asians in the United States
Explain participation rates, employment, and income levels of Asians
Examine research on the employment-related experiences of Asians
Compare similarities and differences among Asian Americans and between Asians and other minority groups
6-2
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2
Introduction and Overview
Introduction and overview
6-3
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Terminology
Asian Americans – Heterogeneous group of people having origins in the Asia Pacific region
Southeast Asia, the Far East, or the Indian subcontinent, including Cambodia, India, Malaysia, and Pakistan
6-4
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History of Asians in the United States
History of Asians in the United States
6-5
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Timeline
1763
Arrival of Filipino crewmen in Louisiana
1843
Arrival of the first Japanese immigrants
1850s
Arrival of Chinese immigrants
1882
Passage of the Chinese Exclusion Act, which barred the entry of Chinese laborers
6-6
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Timeline (cont’d)
1884 to 1924
Increase in Japanese immigrants
Worked in jobs similar to that of indentured servants of the colonial era
1908
The Gentleman’s Agreement limited Japanese worker immigration
1922
U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Asians are ineligible for naturalized citizenship
6-7
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Relevant Legislation
6-8
Relevant Legislation
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Relevant Legislation
1924 – National Origins Act imposed immigration quotas
1942 – Executive Order 9066 authorized internment of Japanese Americans during WWII
1988 – Civil Liberties Act authorized payments to 66,000 surviving internees
1965 – Immigration and Nationality Act eliminated national origin quotas
Civil Rights Movement included the involvement of Asians
6-9
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Selected EEOC cases
EEOC v. Presbyterian Homes
EEOC v. MBNA-America
EEOC v. Bally North America, Inc.
EEOC v. Monetary Collison Frame and Auto Body, Inc.
Chellen & EEOC v. John Pickle Co., Inc.
6-10
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Population
Population
6-11
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Figure 6.1 – Ethnicity and National Origin of the Asian American Population
6-12
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Education, Employment, and Earnings
Education, employment, and earnings
6-13
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Education
More than 53% of Asians have college degrees
Some Asians are well-educated while others are poorly educated
6-14
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Participation, Unemployment, Occupations, and Earnings
Asian men participate more than Asian women
Those with higher education levels work in managerial and professional specialty jobs; those with poor language skills and low education have worse jobs.
Earnings
Average earnings are higher than those of Whites and other ethnic groups
Average Asian American household income is higher than average American household income
6-15
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Racial Microaggressions
Intentional or unintentional daily verbal, behavioral, or environmental indignities that communicate negative or derogatory racial insults
6-16
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Asian American Entrepreneurs
American Asian entrepreneurs
6-17
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Reasons for Higher Level of Entrepreneurship of Asian Americans
Encountering the glass ceiling or discrimination in other organizations
Limited language skills, low education, and fewer opportunities
Presence of informal networks that increase the likelihood of starting small businesses
6-18
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Figure 6.2 – Distribution of Asian and Pacific Islander-Owned Firms
6-19
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Research on Experiences of Asian Americans at Work
Research on experiences of Asian Americans at work
6-20
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Research Evidence on Experiences of Asian Americans at Work
Presence of positive and negative stereotypes
Subject to access and treatment discrimination, the glass ceiling, and name-based discrimination
Asian women earn less than men
Often work in computer and electronic product manufacturing, retail, and healthcare industries
Often work for family owned businesses enduring long hours, low wages, and no benefits
6-21
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Recommendations for Individuals and Organizations
Recommendations for individuals and organizations
6-22
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Individual and Organizational Recommendations
Individual recommendations
Voice the desire to be considered for management and other promotional opportunities
Obtain as much education as possible in preferred, rather than expected, field
Organizational recommendations
Do not overlook Asians in nondiscrimination policies and affirmative action programs
Work to remove perceptual barriers and guard against perceptions of language difficulties where none exist
6-23
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Key Term
Racial microaggression
6-24
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Questions to Consider
Japanese Americans served in World War II while their family members were held in relocation centers. As discussed in Chapter 4, African Americans served in World War II but rode in the back of busses and drank from separate “colored-only” water fountains while German prisoners of war drank from “Whites-only” fountains; Latinos returning from war faced considerable hostility and violence. What ironies currently exist for people of color in the U.S. military in the present?
6-25
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Questions to Consider (cont’d)
Prior to reading this chapter, were you aware of the Chinese Exclusion Act and the internment of Japanese Americans? If yes, how much did you know?
What are some potential negative individual and organizational consequences for Asian Americans being perceived as being highly successful and well-educated?
6-26
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Questions to Consider (cont’d 1)
Prior to reading this chapter, were you aware of the wide variety in Asians’ education, earnings, and poverty?
If you are not Asian American, do you know someone well who is Asian American? What is your relationship to this person (e.g., personal friend, manager, classmate, or neighbor)? What are this person’s Asian roots (e.g., Japan, China, or India)?
6-27
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Questions to Consider (cont’d 2)
How much time have you spent with him or her?
Have you discussed race, ethnicity, or other diversity issues? Explain.
6-28
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Chapter 6
Asians and Asian Americans
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Chapter Objectives
Discuss the history of and diversity among Asians in the United States
Explain participation rates, employment, and income levels of Asians
Examine research on the employment-related experiences of Asians
Compare similarities and differences among Asian Americans and between Asians and other minority groups
6-2
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Introduction and Overview
Introduction and overview
6-3
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Terminology
Asian Americans – Heterogeneous group of people having origins in the Asia Pacific region
Southeast Asia, the Far East, or the Indian subcontinent, including Cambodia, India, Malaysia, and Pakistan
6-4
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History of Asians in the United States
History of Asians in the United States
6-5
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Timeline
1763
Arrival of Filipino crewmen in Louisiana
1843
Arrival of the first Japanese immigrants
1850s
Arrival of Chinese immigrants
1882
Passage of the Chinese Exclusion Act, which barred the entry of Chinese laborers
6-6
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6
Timeline (cont’d)
1884 to 1924
Increase in Japanese immigrants
Worked in jobs similar to that of indentured servants of the colonial era
1908
The Gentleman’s Agreement limited Japanese worker immigration
1922
U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Asians are ineligible for naturalized citizenship
6-7
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Relevant Legislation
6-8
Relevant Legislation
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©2017 Cengage Learning®. May not be scanned, copied or duplicated, or posted to a publicly accessible website, in whole or in part, except for use as permitted in a license distributed with a certain product or service or otherwise on a password-protected website or school-approved learning management system for classroom use.
Relevant Legislation
1924 – National Origins Act imposed immigration quotas
1942 – Executive Order 9066 authorized internment of Japanese Americans during WWII
1988 – Civil Liberties Act authorized payments to 66,000 surviving internees
1965 – Immigration and Nationality Act eliminated national origin quotas
Civil Rights Movement included the involvement of Asians
6-9
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Selected EEOC cases
EEOC v. Presbyterian Homes
EEOC v. MBNA-America
EEOC v. Bally North America, Inc.
EEOC v. Monetary Collison Frame and Auto Body, Inc.
Chellen & EEOC v. John Pickle Co., Inc.
6-10
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Population
Population
6-11
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Figure 6.1 – Ethnicity and National Origin of the Asian American Population
6-12
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Education, Employment, and Earnings
Education, employment, and earnings
6-13
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Education
More than 53% of Asians have college degrees
Some Asians are well-educated while others are poorly educated
6-14
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Participation, Unemployment, Occupations, and Earnings
Asian men participate more than Asian women
Those with higher education levels work in managerial and professional specialty jobs; those with poor language skills and low education have worse jobs.
Earnings
Average earnings are higher than those of Whites and other ethnic groups
Average Asian American household income is higher than average American household income
6-15
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Racial Microaggressions
Intentional or unintentional daily verbal, behavioral, or environmental indignities that communicate negative or derogatory racial insults
6-16
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Asian American Entrepreneurs
American Asian entrepreneurs
6-17
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Reasons for Higher Level of Entrepreneurship of Asian Americans
Encountering the glass ceiling or discrimination in other organizations
Limited language skills, low education, and fewer opportunities
Presence of informal networks that increase the likelihood of starting small businesses
6-18
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Figure 6.2 – Distribution of Asian and Pacific Islander-Owned Firms
6-19
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Research on Experiences of Asian Americans at Work
Research on experiences of Asian Americans at work
6-20
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Research Evidence on Experiences of Asian Americans at Work
Presence of positive and negative stereotypes
Subject to access and treatment discrimination, the glass ceiling, and name-based discrimination
Asian women earn less than men
Often work in computer and electronic product manufacturing, retail, and healthcare industries
Often work for family owned businesses enduring long hours, low wages, and no benefits
6-21
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Recommendations for Individuals and Organizations
Recommendations for individuals and organizations
6-22
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Individual and Organizational Recommendations
Individual recommendations
Voice the desire to be considered for management and other promotional opportunities
Obtain as much education as possible in preferred, rather than expected, field
Organizational recommendations
Do not overlook Asians in nondiscrimination policies and affirmative action programs
Work to remove perceptual barriers and guard against perceptions of language difficulties where none exist
6-23
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23
Key Term
Racial microaggression
6-24
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Questions to Consider
Japanese Americans served in World War II while their family members were held in relocation centers. As discussed in Chapter 4, African Americans served in World War II but rode in the back of busses and drank from separate “colored-only” water fountains while German prisoners of war drank from “Whites-only” fountains; Latinos returning from war faced considerable hostility and violence. What ironies currently exist for people of color in the U.S. military in the present?
6-25
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Questions to Consider (cont’d)
Prior to reading this chapter, were you aware of the Chinese Exclusion Act and the internment of Japanese Americans? If yes, how much did you know?
What are some potential negative individual and organizational consequences for Asian Americans being perceived as being highly successful and well-educated?
6-26
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Questions to Consider (cont’d 1)
Prior to reading this chapter, were you aware of the wide variety in Asians’ education, earnings, and poverty?
If you are not Asian American, do you know someone well who is Asian American? What is your relationship to this person (e.g., personal friend, manager, classmate, or neighbor)? What are this person’s Asian roots (e.g., Japan, China, or India)?
6-27
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Questions to Consider (cont’d 2)
How much time have you spent with him or her?
Have you discussed race, ethnicity, or other diversity issues? Explain.
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Chapter 6
Asians and Asian Americans
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Chapter Objectives
Discuss the history of and diversity among Asians in the United States
Explain participation rates, employment, and income levels of Asians
Examine research on the employment-related experiences of Asians
Compare similarities and differences among Asian Americans and between Asians and other minority groups
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Introduction and Overview
Introduction and overview
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Terminology
Asian Americans – Heterogeneous group of people having origins in the Asia Pacific region
Southeast Asia, the Far East, or the Indian subcontinent, including Cambodia, India, Malaysia, and Pakistan
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History of Asians in the United States
History of Asians in the United States
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Timeline
1763
Arrival of Filipino crewmen in Louisiana
1843
Arrival of the first Japanese immigrants
1850s
Arrival of Chinese immigrants
1882
Passage of the Chinese Exclusion Act, which barred the entry of Chinese laborers
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Timeline (cont’d)
1884 to 1924
Increase in Japanese immigrants
Worked in jobs similar to that of indentured servants of the colonial era
1908
The Gentleman’s Agreement limited Japanese worker immigration
1922
U.S. Supreme Court ruled that Asians are ineligible for naturalized citizenship
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Relevant Legislation
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Relevant Legislation
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Relevant Legislation
1924 – National Origins Act imposed immigration quotas
1942 – Executive Order 9066 authorized internment of Japanese Americans during WWII
1988 – Civil Liberties Act authorized payments to 66,000 surviving internees
1965 – Immigration and Nationality Act eliminated national origin quotas
Civil Rights Movement included the involvement of Asians
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Selected EEOC cases
EEOC v. Presbyterian Homes
EEOC v. MBNA-America
EEOC v. Bally North America, Inc.
EEOC v. Monetary Collison Frame and Auto Body, Inc.
Chellen & EEOC v. John Pickle Co., Inc.
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Population
Population
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Figure 6.1 – Ethnicity and National Origin of the Asian American Population
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Education, Employment, and Earnings
Education, employment, and earnings
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Education
More than 53% of Asians have college degrees
Some Asians are well-educated while others are poorly educated
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Participation, Unemployment, Occupations, and Earnings
Asian men participate more than Asian women
Those with higher education levels work in managerial and professional specialty jobs; those with poor language skills and low education have worse jobs.
Earnings
Average earnings are higher than those of Whites and other ethnic groups
Average Asian American household income is higher than average American household income
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Racial Microaggressions
Intentional or unintentional daily verbal, behavioral, or environmental indignities that communicate negative or derogatory racial insults
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Asian American Entrepreneurs
American Asian entrepreneurs
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Reasons for Higher Level of Entrepreneurship of Asian Americans
Encountering the glass ceiling or discrimination in other organizations
Limited language skills, low education, and fewer opportunities
Presence of informal networks that increase the likelihood of starting small businesses
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Figure 6.2 – Distribution of Asian and Pacific Islander-Owned Firms
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Research on Experiences of Asian Americans at Work
Research on experiences of Asian Americans at work
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Research Evidence on Experiences of Asian Americans at Work
Presence of positive and negative stereotypes
Subject to access and treatment discrimination, the glass ceiling, and name-based discrimination
Asian women earn less than men
Often work in computer and electronic product manufacturing, retail, and healthcare industries
Often work for family owned businesses enduring long hours, low wages, and no benefits
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Recommendations for Individuals and Organizations
Recommendations for individuals and organizations
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Individual and Organizational Recommendations
Individual recommendations
Voice the desire to be considered for management and other promotional opportunities
Obtain as much education as possible in preferred, rather than expected, field
Organizational recommendations
Do not overlook Asians in nondiscrimination policies and affirmative action programs
Work to remove perceptual barriers and guard against perceptions of language difficulties where none exist
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Key Term
Racial microaggression
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Questions to Consider
Japanese Americans served in World War II while their family members were held in relocation centers. As discussed in Chapter 4, African Americans served in World War II but rode in the back of busses and drank from separate “colored-only” water fountains while German prisoners of war drank from “Whites-only” fountains; Latinos returning from war faced considerable hostility and violence. What ironies currently exist for people of color in the U.S. military in the present?
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Questions to Consider (cont’d)
Prior to reading this chapter, were you aware of the Chinese Exclusion Act and the internment of Japanese Americans? If yes, how much did you know?
What are some potential negative individual and organizational consequences for Asian Americans being perceived as being highly successful and well-educated?
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Questions to Consider (cont’d 1)
Prior to reading this chapter, were you aware of the wide variety in Asians’ education, earnings, and poverty?
If you are not Asian American, do you know someone well who is Asian American? What is your relationship to this person (e.g., personal friend, manager, classmate, or neighbor)? What are this person’s Asian roots (e.g., Japan, China, or India)?
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Questions to Consider (cont’d 2)
How much time have you spent with him or her?
Have you discussed race, ethnicity, or other diversity issues? Explain.
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