Essay On Asian Identity

Now a day many people have more than one identity that define themselves, there are many things in life that affect how one choose their identity a person's culture, family background and living environment all have a big influence on one's identity. The two identities defines me would be women and Asian, but the one that is most important to me would be Asian. I chose Asian as an identity that defines myself because as population of Asians increased in the United State, many Americans had seen the increasing number as a threat to their home. The rising population of Asian had also took effect in college, work force and in many different places. Some college in the US would accept less Asian applicant, even though Asian applicant might have …show more content…
In my own family experience, one day as my dad going to the hospital to see his patient and as he was leaving to go home, a guy that worked on the ambulance throw a cup coffee at my dad and said “You told all our jobs.” But my dad was a peacemaker left without saying anything. I think everyone had experienced some type of discrimination one time in their life, no matter is because of their skin color or their political views. Even though, there will always be mistreatment it is always better to accept than to despite, stopping hate crime will always be difficult, but there will always be a way to improve the situation.There are many solutions that can help improve the society, first the government should create a racial awareness program to decrease the chance of hate crime. Second, school should create a class to educate the Youth American about the importance of hate crime. Many of the solution not only decrease the chance of violence, but also prevent any future crime. The color of a person's skin is a way to identify a racial group, it is also a mistake way to identify a person, but it can’t use as a way to despite a certain racial