Theme Of Hispanization

the two main themes in the debate over “hispanization”? Your response introduces the opinions by J. O’Sullivan and F. Fukuyama. How did they support their argument? (18 points) I believe that the two main ideas can only be summarized as being either for or against the idea of the book Who Are We? By Huntington. O’Sullivan focuses on the book by focusing more on the national identity vs. Fukuyama who focused more on the liberal democracy With that being said there are troubles that could arise from this idea. With this idea immigrants are facing more hardships. In O’Sullivan’s debate, he argues that the book Who Are We? He believes that Huntington’s book was seen more as a negative through the eyes of his critics. Huntington’s book mentions …show more content…
A model minorirty can be summed up as being a minority group developing a higher status the hosting (?) majority group (in terms of education and pay- not in all cases). A major finding would be how Asian Americans are shown to have impressive and noticeable intelligence in the educational system, but even with that, they are set up for failure when in search of employment. With the lack of employment history it can easily set Asian Americans up for failure due to their lack of experience. There has been a noticeable amount of discrimination and racism towards the Asian American community over the years. According to this article Asian Americans hardship has been recognized through their educational background as well as their occupational efforts to making their way up in regards to finances and social status. According to the article, no matter how you look at it, Asian American’s have always faced difficulty in relation to white people. Even in regards to their high forms of education, they are faced with the difficulty of employment. They may even be overqualified for employment opportunities with the problems of under employment. With their underemployment, they are oftentimes faced with the problem of “unfavorable work environments”. It also mentions the forms of occupations such as self-employed small businesses, white-collar occupations, and lower service jobs. The article discusses the wage gap between whites and Asian Americans. It also mentions that the majority of these forms of jobs also include a majority of minority workers. In the article it mentions that these Asian Americans are more times than not excluded from positions of power. These stipulations are not only for those who are foreign born but native born as well. It doesn’t necessarily mean that these problems derive from where you were born into; it