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Asian-Americans Still Seen as Foreign, Study Finds
Persistent Perception of Asian-Americans as 'Foreign'
A study reveals that many Asian-Americans continue to be treated as 'others' or 'foreigners,' often judged by their race rather than their accomplishments. Tiffany Chin, born in the U.S., was cited as an example. She recalled being told in primary school that her musical talents stemmed from her 'Chinese genes' and that she was 'probably so good at math because you’re Asian,' highlighting persistent stereotypes.
Everyday Experiences of Discrimination
Tiffany Chin also recounted an incident during a family trip to Florida as an adult, where people gave her unpleasant looks while she was jogging. Such anecdotes underscore the prevalence of racial prejudice and stereotypes that Asian-Americans encounter daily. The study sheds light on the deep-seated discriminatory attitudes towards Asians within American society.
*Source: SCMP China (2026-03-25)*
