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42. Asianamericans US Asian americans. They take as a point of departure, that the diversity of Asiangroups in America Chinese, Filipinos, Koreans, Japanese, Asian Indians http://www.cos.cc.ca.us/library/asianamerican.htm

Library Guides: Ethnic Studies Asian American Peoples Developed by Connie Fly, Librarian This guide will help you in your journey of discovery for information on your topic. In addition to the Reference Books, Internet Sites and Periodicals listed below the COS Library has a large number of books that you can check out. An HSI/Listo grant purchased books for the library on your topic which you can check out. Please look for additional books by using our online catalog Places to Start Biography Health History Military Service Periodicals Religion Sports Statistics Places to Start Reference Books American Immigrant Cultures; Builders of a Nation (2 volumes) - Call # R 305.8 A512 Asian American Encyclopedia - Call # R 973.0495 A832 Encyclopedia of American Social History - Call # R 301.0973 En56 The Encyclopedia of Civil Rights in America (3 volumes) R #323.1 En56 Encyclopedia of Social and Cultural Anthropology - Call # R 306.03 En56 Gale Encyclopedia of Multicultural America (2 volumes) Call # R 305.8 G151 Harvard Encyclopedia of American Ethnic Groups - Call # R 973.04 H339

43. Daniel Webster College :: Library :: Arthur Miller Resources The term Asian americans covers more than twenty different ethnic groups amongwho are Chinese, Japanese, Asian Indian, Korean, Filipino, and Vietnamese. http://www.dwc.edu/library/asian_americans.shtml

Home Search Site Map Campus Directory ... Library FAQ Pathfinder: Asian Americans Scope Subject Headings Overview Sources Circulating Books ... Literature SCOPE: Asian Americans began immigrating to the United States during the 1850s to take advantage of the growing demand for economic and industrial labor. The term Asian Americans covers more than twenty different ethnic groups among who are Chinese, Japanese, Asian Indian, Korean, Filipino, and Vietnamese. (Gall, Reference Library of Asian America) The purpose of this pathfinder is to serve as a guideline for student research. It is not intended as a comprehensive listing, but as a selective sampling of the many types of resources available in the library. SUBJECT HEADINGS Books dealing with Asian Americans are listed in the Baddour Librarys online catalog under the following subject headings: Asian Americans Asian AmericansHistory Asian AmericansBiography United StatesEmigration and ImmigrationSocial aspects There are sources located in the Reference Section of the Baddour Library that give a general overview or summary of the topic you are researching. The following is a list of some of the sources available in the library. OVERVIEW SOURCES REF B121.C66 2001 Companion Encyclopedia of Asian Philosophy

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45. CADO A To Z Index terms Japanese; Asian JEFFERSON PARK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (Jan 98) c/o reform;criminal justice system JOINT CIVIC COMMITTEE OF ITALIAN americans (Jan 98 http://www.chipublib.org/004chicago/clubs/clubsj.html

Index of organization names: A B C D ... Subject Index J Use your browser's Find or Find in Page command to search by keyword, or search using the Subject Index JANE AUSTEN SOCIETY (Jan 99) c/o MARGO GOIA ILLINOIS/INDIANA REGION 5100 N MARINE DRIVE, #6B CHICAGO, IL 60640 Website: (National Jane Austen Society) http://www.jasna.org For fans of the literature of Jane Austen; discusses novels; celebrates Austen's birthday. Index terms: Austen, Jane; literary; book clubs; fan clubs JANE ADDAMS RESOURCE CORPORATION (Jan 99) c/o CHUCK HADLEY 1800 W. CUYLER CHICAGO, IL 60613 Fax: (773) 871-1787 Community development corporation provides education and training. Index terms: Ravenswood; communities, organizing JAPAN AMERICA SOCIETY OF CHICAGO (Jan 99) c/o RICHARD P. SOTER 225 W. WACKER DRIVE, #2250 CHICAGO, IL 60606 E-mail: rsoter@us-japan.org Fosters U.S. Japanese understanding through art, literature, culture and business affairs. Index terms: Japanese; Asian

46. Asian-Nation : Asian American History, Demographics, & Issues :: Asian American This is true of many Chinese, Japanese, Asian Indians and Koreans, four of the six Still,Asian americans face as many stereotypes on the field of play as they http://www.asian-nation.org/sports.shtml

Article and discussion about the history and recent emergence of Asian and Asian American sports starts and athletes, such as Yao Ming, Ichiro, Tiger Woods, how many Asians view sports differently from other groups, the stereotypes and prejudices they've overcome, and how they are being received by mostly non-Asian sports fans. Please enable JavaScript in your browser to maximize your experience and enjoyment at Asian-Nation. Home Culture History Issues ... Vietnamese Amerasians in America Aspects of Asian American Culture Asian Cultural Icons - Hot or Not? Import/Sport Compact Racing Scene Best Colleges for Asian Americans How Asian Americans Portray Ourselves ... Test Your Asian IQ Recommended for Further Reading, Viewing, or Playing Callahan, Tom. 2003. In Search of Tiger: A Journey Through Golf With Tiger Woods . Crown Publications. Chang, Michael and Mike Yorkey. 2002. ... . Cambridge: Oxford University Press. One Person’s Editorial ’’Time for America to Embrace Asian-Americans’’ by David Surratt, Human Relations grad student at Oklahoma University (reprinted with permission) As I observe sports today, I question whether Asian-Americans will ever be accepted as genuine talent in the American eye or simply as Americans. Over 50 years later, I am reminded of so many moments in history by the occurrences of the present. If you listen closely to crowds, you will hear the occasional slurs thrown at Major League Baseball player Ichiro Suzuki because he just couldn’t make contact with the 3-2 fastball. Or you can hear Shaquille O’Neal call Yao Ming a ’’ching-chong’’ on national media outlets.

47. The Asian And Pacific Islander Population In The U.S. ERIC Digest. including (in descending order of proportion) Chinese, Filipino, Japanese, AsianIndian, Korean in 2000, only 23 percent of Japanese americans were immigrants http://www.ericdigests.org/2003-4/asian.html

Site Links Home Search for ERIC Digests Privacy Policy Resources for Library Instruction ... Information Literacy Blog The Asian and Pacific Islander Population in the U.S. ERIC Digest. by Schwartz, Wendy There are an estimated 12 million Asian and Pacific Islander Americans (APIAs) in the United States, or about 4 percent of the total population (compared with African Americans, at 12 percent, and Latinos, at 11 percent). APIAs comprise one of the fastest growing groups in the nation; over the last decade there was a 69 percent growth in that population, and their number is expected to reach 20 million by 2020. Most APIAs reside in urban areas, but the differences among their various groups are often greater than their similarities. High fertility rates and the immigration of APIAs are major reasons for the anticipated increase in their number. Children are becoming an even more significant proportion of the APIA population, and will constitute an increasingly larger segment of the public school population. Schools will need to become knowledgeable about the unique qualities of APIA students and their families and respond to their special educational and social needs. This digest, drawn from the most recent statistics collected, including 2000 Census data where available, synthesizes information on Asian and Pacific Islander American children and their families. The digest's goal is twofold: (1) to help educators working with this population better understand their backgrounds and living conditions, in order to provide the children with effective educational and other services and to communicate effectively and sensitively with their families; and (2) to help policy makers and program developers equitably allocate resources for these services based on accurate information about local concentrations of APIAs. A bibliography of the sources used here appears at the end of the digest for those interested in obtaining more data.

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Advertise with us Model for us Write for us Add your profile ... Send pictures The right approach to romancing a Japanese/Asian By Alex Brown, December 11, 2003 I found your web page very helpful. Even though I have only dated Asian guys, I found a lot of similarities with what you said is typical of Japanese guys and of Japanese relationships. T he guys I've dated love rosy cheeks, absolutely ADORE white skin (without freckles, they HATE freckles!), love big eyes, blonde hair, blue eyes, like white girls to wear their hair up, showing off our neck and face, and they LOVE feet. Especially slender feet, they are so sexy. I don't know WHY...I am not sure what makes feet so sexy. They seem to have nothing to do with sex. But since Asians consider feet to be somewhat of a sex object, wearing anklets or nail polish or toe rings or anything to pull the eyes to the feet is a way to attract guys. Although my boyfriend is only 23, he is a little old fashioned. He was shocked when he found me putting on toe nail polish. He thought I was a "nicer" girl than that. He thought it was slutty! I did it anyways of course. A lthough your web page stated that in order to catch a Japanese guy you shouldn't try to act so innocent and shy, I found that he totally ate up my shy and innocent act. But then again, maybe he is just being more old fashioned than normal guys.

49. Abstracts Volume 6 - Issue 4 Race, Immigration, and Public Policy The Case of Asian americans”. countriesbegan, first with the Chinese and later with the Japanese, Asian Indians, and http://www.journalofpoverty.org/jopabs/JPOABS20.HTM

Volume 6 - Issue 4 - 2002 Thematic Issue: Elizabeth A. Segal, Keith M. Kilty, and Rebecca Y. Kim Keith M. Kilty David T. Mayeda and Scott K. Okamoto Younghee Lim and Stella M. Resko ... Kyu-taik Sung and Mee Hye Kim Elizabeth A. Segal Arizona State University Keith M. Kilty Ohio State University and Rebecca Y. Kim Ohio State University Keith M. Kilty Ohio State University David T. Mayeda University of Hawaii at Manoa and Scott K. Okamoto Arizona State University Younghee Lim Ohio State University and Stella M. Resko Ohio State University Kyu-taik Sung University of Southern California and Mee Hye Kim Ewha Womans University (South Korea) Back to Home Page

50. Article On Asian Pacific Islanders | South Carolina NRCS Understanding Asian Pacific americans. Asians include Chinese, Filipino, Japanese,Asian Indian, Korean, Vietnamese, Laotian, Thai, Cambodian, Pakistani http://www.sc.nrcs.usda.gov/curdev/cd_asain.html

South Carolina Home About Us News Programs ... Contact Us Search South Carolina All NRCS Sites for Earth Team Volunteer Electronic Field Office Technical Guide - (eFOTG) Electronic Government Employment ... Southeast Region Understanding Asian Pacific Americans By Donna Ray, Asian Pacific American Islander Emphasis Program Manager Their are over 10 million Asian and Pacific Islanders in the U.S. They comprise 3.8 percent of the total U.S. population. The number of Asian and Pacific Islanders in the United States was 1.5 million in 1970, 3.5 million in 1980, 7.3 million in 1990, 9.6 million in 1996, and in February 1998 there were an estimated 10.2 million Asian and Pacific Islanders, comprising 3.8 percent of the total U.S. population. In addition to immigration and natural increase, part of the growth of Asian and Pacific Islanders between 1970 and 1990 reflects changes in the race question on the census form. In the 1990 census the race question was revised to include more groups of people. Collection and processing procedures were also improved. There is still much to be learned as we work with Asian and Pacific Islanders. As with all cultures and ethnic groups, awareness and understanding can be a key that unlocks the door to a productive relationship between NRCS and the diverse public we serve.

51. Ancestors In The Americas: Overview US Asian americans. We take as our point of departure, that the diversity of Asiangroups in America Chinese, Filipinos, Koreans, Japanese, Asian Indians http://www.cetel.org/ancestors_overview.html

Ancestors in the Americas Series Overview Ancestors in America is designed as the first major television series to offer the general public an in-depth historical understanding of one of the fastest growing and least known groups of immigrants in the U.S. Asian Americans. We take as our point of departure, that the diversity of Asian groups in America - Chinese, Filipinos, Koreans, Japanese, Asian Indians, and Southeast Asians - all have fundamental historical experiences in common, both in Asia and in America. To launch Ancestors we start with a 3 part series focusing on the Chinese as the first large Asian immigrant subgroup to settle in the United States. Program 1: Coolies, Sailors, Settlers: Voyage to the New World (completed) Program 2: Chinese in the Frontier West:An American Story (completed) Program 3: Crossing the Continent; Crossing the Pacific (In-progress) Designed as an open ended 3-part series , additional programs which foreground the other Asian American groups, also within a comparative Asian American perspective, will be produced as funding and support becomes available. A comparative perspective underlies the series as a whole with a variety of questions posed, all of which begin with the fateful fact that Asian Americans were distinctively both immigrant and a racial minority: As immigrants, can the experiences of Asian immigrants be considered just a variant on those of Euro-immigrants? (i.e., do Asian American immigrants follow the familiar formula of initial hardship and social discrimination, yielding to acceptance/assimilation within a lifetime, generation or two, and ultimately, mobility , earned success, and integration as Americans?

52. Ancestors In The Americas: Part 2, Crossing The Continent, Crossing The Pacific to whom the same law was applied in succession Japanese, Asian Indian, Filipino thelegal right of citizenship by birth for all americans, more clearly http://www.cetel.org/part3.html

Part 3. CROSSING THE CONTINENT, CROSSING THE PACIFIC In Production - 2000 The American people know that the Chinese people built the railroad. And often that's the one and only thing they know. And that's exactly the problem." -Professor Patricia Limerick The third program in the series begins in the 1860s and ends in the 1930s when other key Asian groupsJapanese, Asian Indians, Koreans and Filipinoshave arrived and settled in America, and the second generation of Chinese immigrants is establishing itself. Program 3 starts with a revealing look at the Chinese role and sacrifices in building the western half of the monumental Transcontinental Railroad. Their actual experience is a part of our history which is not commonly known today. Here, the Chinese were 80 - 90% of the workforce and built one of the most difficult parts of the railroad, over the Sierra Nevada mountain range. They were forced to work from sun up to sun down, labor in very dangerous conditions, and sleep in tents in the middle of winter, without any protection against the cold or avalanches which swept whole camps down mountainsides. "That famous picture for the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad where the Golden Spike is about to be hammered in....Many have noted that the Chinese are not there. So you have what seems to be a strange and sad irony that the Chinese did the labor and they're not in the picture."

53. Multicultural Links (Strong Japanese/Asian emphasis in content links.). UCLA offers a good listof links on a wide range of issues of interest to African americans. http://sophia.smith.edu/~jdrisko/multi.htm

Multicultural Links Wesleyan University's Psychology Department Diversity Pages offers wonderful links organized by group and includes gay/lesbian and disabilities issues. Also offers a list of selected sites Alan Liu of the English Department at University of California, Santa Barbara has created a searchable database diversity and immigration called the " Voices of the Shuttle" Very extensive and well organized, including general resources and resources by ethnicity. The National Multicultural Institute offers links on multicultural education and diversity issues, (but few on mental health). The Human Diversity Resource Page offers many links on organizations, events calendars and the like. Spotty but offers interesting links you won't find elsewhere. (Strong Japanese/Asian emphasis in content links.) The International Association for Cross-Cultural Psychology offers links to cross-cultural psychological resources. Dr. Kedar Dwivedi runs

54. Onigiriman's Sports It was such a pleasure to see him so enthusiastic about his married lifeand about issues that are universal to many Japanese/Asian americans. http://members.cox.net/onigiriman/omansports.htm

Onigiriman's Sports Home My Identity Other Voices Memories ... About Onigiriman O-man at Large Back to Archives Lists Living Sports Randomness Summer 2003 Fall Semester 2003 Onigiriman's Sports Talk Sunday, November 23, 2003 ...Kick $uc's ass!... but unfortunately, it turned out the other way. The Trojan's killed my Bruins, then cut them up into little bitty pieces and had them for lunch on the Coliseum floor. This makes it five straight losses to sc, a very reluctant tip of the hat to them. *grumble, grumble* The Bruins have died. Long live the Bruins... Another season over, another year to look forward to some recuperating. This is truly hard to take year in and year out. But I will be there next year as well. I will be cheering them on, hoping for a great season. With Steve Lavin gone, maybe we'll get 'em in basketball... I can only hope. As my kids know, there are specific rules to renga, and one of them is that one topic cannot extend for three verses. Here, that would be three entries. Well, this weekend, each entry was about the Bruins and their game with sc. So I guess I broke a rule and some of my kids will grade me harshly. That's okay. Grade harshly, grade strictly.

55. Emil Guillermo | The Progressive Media Project (Go ahead, take a deep breath here.) Nepalese, Chinese, Filipino, Japanese, AsianIndian, Korean has been some kind of homage to Asian Pacific americans for 25 http://www.progressive.org/mediaproject03/mpgm1903.html

May 19, 2003 Celebrating Asian Pacific American Heritage Month By Emil Guillermo Here we are, half past May, and I bet no one has come up to you and said, "Happy Asian Pacific American Heritage Month!" Asian Pacific American Heritage Month? I mean, what is an Asian Pacific American? I know about this dilemma. I'm one of them. Many Americans can at least understand what Black History Month is, and even Hispanic Heritage Month. But an APA Month? Does that have anything to do with the American Podiatry Association? Or is that the American Psychiatric Association, perhaps? The first Asian Americans are said to be Filipinos from Spanish galleons who jumped ship in 1763 and settled along the Louisiana Bayou. But, of course, they were often referred to as "Chinamen," when, in fact, they were "Manilamen." If you ask the Census for a definition of an Asian Pacific American, it might say, Cambodian, Hmong, Laotian, Thai, Bangladeshi, Burmese, Indonesian, Pakistani, Sri Lankan, Tahitian, Tibetan, Fijian. (Go ahead, take a deep breath here.) Nepalese, Chinese, Filipino, Japanese, Asian Indian, Korean, Vietnamese, Hawaiian, Samoan, Guamanian. That could be the problem right there.

56. ASIANS.COM -- Web Directory, Search Results For Asians Homes, Gardens, Interior Home Garden Food Special ..237,000 Native americans and 114,000 Japanese/ Asian home decor futons, futon cover, noren, tsuzumi pillows, zabuton, fans http://www.asians.com/directory/asians_homes.html

Channel/Web Directory Search: asians and homes/gardens (All words) Found: 38 document(s) on The Web Sort: Score Search for all of the words any of the words the exact phrase Please note we are still in the process of refining Asians.com channels and web search directory, should you have any questions please refer to our Terms of Use Shaw Communications - Cable: Networks...breaks. Shaw Communication Home Garden Television Home... ...breaks. Shaw Communication Home Garden Television Home......Network. Is aimed at expatriate South Asians who want to stay in touch... Found by: Google, Yahoo! http://www.shaw.ca/cable/networks.html Translate Found by: FAST Search, Lycos http://www.americanshowsinc.com/calstate.html Translate April Home Monthly - Away From Home April Home Monthly - Away From Home AWAY FROM HOME EAST MEETS WEST UP NORTH AT HAMMOND MUSEUM BY JEANNETTE ROSS A walk through a Japanese stroll garden is like a walk through life. There are beautiful parts and some dry spots, there are twists and t Found by: FAST Search, HotBot, LookSmart, Lycos, Snap

57. Member Login Page term Asian American, census data reveals that 89 percent of Asian americans fallinto just six groups Chinese, Filipinos, Japanese, Asian Indians, Koreans http://www.diversityinc.com/members/1725.cfm

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58. Black African C. Native americans. Included within the Asian category are Filipino, Chinese, Japanese,Asian Indian, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, Laotian, Cambodian and Hmong. http://www.plsinfo.org/healthysmc/202/black_African.html

1994 Update of Needs Data from the San Mateo County United Way's Needs Assessment Report Table of Contents Back Next B. Black/African Americans Blacks/African Americans total 35,283 and represent 5.4% of the county's total population. South County which represents 27.9% of the county's total population, has the largest concentration of Blacks living in San Mateo County. Overall 47.6% of San Mateo County's Black population reside in South County, primarily within the city of East Palo Alto. C. Native Americans San Mateo County has an American Indian population of 2,729 or only 0.4% of the total population. Most of the Native American population live in the North County area. D. Asians and Pacific Islanders In 1990, Asians and Pacific Islanders totaled 109,281 and represented 16.8% of the county's total population. Asians and Pacific Islanders are the second largest ethnic population in San Mateo County. Included within the Asian category are Filipino, Chinese, Japanese, Asian Indian, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, Laotian, Cambodian and Hmong. Included within the Pacific Islander category are Samoan, Tongan, Hawaiian, Other Polynesians, Guamanian, Other Micronesian and Melanesian. Text Table 8 shows the number and percentage of the three largest population categories within the Asian and Pacific Islander ethnic group distributed by county subareas.

59. I. ETHNICITY Included within the Asian category are Filipino, Chinese, Japanese, Asian Indian,Korean B. BLACK / AFRICAN americans (SEE COUNTY PROFILE, MINORITY YOUTH http://www.plsinfo.org/healthysmc/4/ethnicity.html

Table of Contents Back Next I. ETHNICITY SAN MATEO COUNTY FIELDS OF SERVICE CATEGORIES POSSIBLE INDICATORS 1990 NEEDS ASSESSMENT REPORT UPDATE OTHER NEEDS STATEMENT-DATA Total Bay Area Population Total County Population Population Growth '80-'90 Population Concentration by Subareas of the County North County Central County South County Coastside Persons Below Poverty Level Families Below Poverty Level Unemployment Rates Mean Family Income Life Expectancy Infant Mortality Rates 325,619 - 10% of B.A. 57,901 - 9.6 of County 37,343 - 64.5% of A/PI 14,834 - 25.8% of A/PI 5,070 - 8.8% of A/PI 645 - 1.1% of A/PI 3,872 - 6.5% of A/PI 599,165 - 16.3% of B.A. 109,281 - 16.8% - of County growth 67,607 - 62.6% of A/PI 28,236 - 26.1% of A/PI 11,544 - 10.7% of A/PI 602 - 0.6% of A/PI 6,364 - 5.9% of A/PI 1,229 - 5.0% of A/PI 3.8% (Co. Rate - 4.2%) $59,293 A/PI hlds 3 year average 1987 - 1989 7.4 per 1000 births

60. The Haworth Press Online Catalog: Table Of Contents Race, Immigration, and Public Policy The Case of Asian americans Page Range 23 began,first with the Chinese and later with the Japanese, Asian Indians, and http://www.haworthpress.com/store/Toc_views.asp?sid=&TOCName=J134v06n04_TOC&desc

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