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- Title
Who are we? Highlighting Nuances in Asian American Experiences in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology.
- Authors
Nguyen, K. H.; Akiona, A. K.; Chang, C. C.; Chaudhary, V. B.; Cheng, S. J.; Johnson, S. M.; Kahanamoku, S. S.; Lee, A.; de Leon Sanchez, E. E.; Segui, L. M.; Tanner, R. L.
- Abstract
In addition, Asian American students experience racism in higher education differently, with Southeast Asian students reporting a lower sense of belonging on college campuses than East Asian students (Nguyen et al. 2018). In many sectors of United States society, Asians are viewed as a monolith and grouped into the broad category of Asian American Pacific Islander, or AAPI (Iftikar and Museus 2018). Highlighting Nuances in Asian American Experiences in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology However, it is important to acknowledge the history of the term Asian American and nuances between AAPI ethnic groups in the United States if we are interested in promoting racial justice in the field of ecology and evolutionary biology (EEB), other scientific fields, and society at large.
- Subjects
ASIAN Americans; ASIAN American students; EAST Asians; ASIANS; ANTI-Asian racism
- Publication
Bulletin of the Ecological Society of America, 2022, Vol 103, Issue 1, p1
- ISSN
2327-6096
- Publication type
Article
- DOI
10.1002/bes2.1939