并非铁板一块:韩国、太平洋岛国、南亚和越南妇女对种族主义和种族化的理解

Q1 Social Sciences Journal of Ethnic and Cultural Studies Pub Date : 2024-04-06 DOI:10.29333/ejecs/1746
Monica M. De La Cruz, S. Criss, Melanie Kim, Nhung Thai, Katrina Makres, Junaid S Merchant, Thu T. Nguyen
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美国使用的亚太裔种族/族裔类别中的人常常被误解为一个单一的群体,而实际上,这个群体包括来自超过 48 个不同国家的人,他们有着不同的文化、语言和习俗。受移民世代、殖民化历史以及原籍国与美国关系的影响,亚太裔美国人以微妙的方式经历着种族主义和种族化。本研究探讨了美国亚太裔妇女的种族化经历。研究人员与 21 名韩国、太平洋岛国、南亚和越南裔美国妇女进行了焦点小组讨论,探讨她们的种族主义和种族化经历。通过反复编码和主题生成过程对数据进行了分析。研究结果表明,在这些群体中,人们对针对自己种族/族裔群体以及其他少数群体的种族主义有了更深刻的认识,认识到有色人种之间团结一致打击种族主义的重要性和维持团结一致的困难,以及不同亚太裔人驾驭自身种族化的细微方式。
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Not a Monolith: Understanding of Racism and Racialization among Korean, Pacific Islander, South Asian, and Vietnamese Women
The people within the Asian and Pacific Islander racial/ethnic category used in the United States are often misrepresented as a monolithic group when, in reality, the group includes people from over 48 different countries with diverse cultures, languages, and customs. Asian and Pacific Islander people experience racism and racialization in nuanced ways that are influenced by immigrant generations, histories of colonization, and origin countries’ relationship with the US. This study examines the racialized experiences of Asian and Pacific Islander women in the United States. Focus groups were held with 21 Korean, Pacific Islander, South Asian, and Vietnamese women in the United States to explore their experiences of racism and racialization. Data were analyzed using an iterative coding and theme-generation process. Findings indicate that among these groups, there is a heightened awareness of racism both toward their own racial/ethnic group as well as toward other minoritized populations, a recognition of the importance of solidarity among people of color to combat racism and the difficulties in sustaining solidarity, and nuanced ways in which different Asian and Pacific Islander people navigate their own racialization.  
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Journal of Ethnic and Cultural Studies
Journal of Ethnic and Cultural Studies Social Sciences-Cultural Studies
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