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Yellow

by Frank H. Wu

History Social Sciences
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A thoughtful examination of Asian American experiences and the complexities of race in the United States, challenging the traditional Black and White paradigm.

About This Book

Yellow: Race in America Beyond Black and White explores the position of Asian Americans within the broader context of race in the United States.

The book addresses how Asian Americans are often overlooked in discussions that focus primarily on Black and White racial dynamics.

It considers legal, historical, and social perspectives to provide a nuanced understanding of racial categorization and identity.

Readers are invited to think critically about the limitations of binary racial frameworks in contemporary America.

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