The Asian American Achievement Paradox
by Min Zhou, Jennifer Lee
Written by Min Zhou and Jennifer Lee, The Asian American Achievement Paradox examines the tension between widely recognized Asian American achievement and the more complicated social realities behind it. This thoughtful social science work invites readers to consider identity, education, opportunity, and inequality through a broader and more nuanced lens.
About This Book
The Asian American Achievement Paradox examines the idea signaled by its title: the coexistence of notable achievement and more complex underlying social realities.
Written by Min Zhou and Jennifer Lee, the book focuses on Asian American experiences through a social science perspective.
It offers readers a framework for considering achievement, identity, and inequality without reducing a diverse population to a single narrative.
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