Internalized model minority myth among Asian Americans: Links to anti-Black attitudes and opposition to affirmative action.
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- The study explores how internalized beliefs in the Model Minority Myth (MMM) among Asian Americans are linked to increased anti-Black attitudes and opposition to affirmative action, by examining how these beliefs serve to justify racial inequalities.
- Using data from 251 Asian American college students, the research shows that higher levels of internalized MMM—such as the belief that Asian Americans are achievement-oriented and have unbounded mobility—predict greater support for just-world beliefs and racial colorblindness, which in turn reinforce anti-Black attitudes and opposition to affirmative action.
- The findings suggest that internalized MMM functions as a legitimizing ideology that maintains racial inequalities by promoting colorblindness and just-world beliefs, highlighting the need for awareness and challenge against these stereotypes within Asian American communities.]
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Internalized model minority myth among Asian Americans: Links to anti-Black attitudes and opposition to affirmative action https://t.co/f7A9WNlB5R
Internalized model minority myth among Asian Americans: Links to anti-Black attitudes and opposition to affirmative action. https://t.co/xhdH3WrAFF
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@yuvrajjoshi @UCLALawReview @SSRN @brooklynlaw @UCLA_Law Just downloaded! I think this research is nicely aligned with your argument: https://t.co/bPQDdJBucL
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@KirkegaardEmil Get access rather than a paywall: https://t.co/FLuB216e82 Add https://t.co/SXSePSX5De to the DOI URL when sharing articles to promote scholarly communication
Internalized model minority myth among Asian Americans: Links to anti-Black attitudes and opposition to affirmative action https://t.co/f7A9WNlB5R
Internalized model minority myth among Asian Americans: Links to anti-Black attitudes and opposition to affirmative action. https://t.co/xhdH3WrAFF
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