been
coined yet. The problem with racially identifying yourself, is that it is a complicated mixture of
information that you absorb sub-consciously, “Everybody learns some combination, some version, of
the rules of racial classification, and of their own racial identity, often without obvious teaching or
conscious inculcation. Race becomes "common sense"—a way of comprehending, explaining and
acting in the world.”.(5) The main problem is, when you ask an Asian-American to racially…
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