Surname 1 Student’s Name Professor’s Name Course Name Date Asian Pacific American Communities Q. 1 One of the similarities between South Asian and the US South in Mississippi Masala is that they all experienced racial discrimination which led to massive mistreatments among such people. Secondly, both ethnicities endured poverty and were homeless for some time in the diverse regions there were in. One difference between the two is that while people in the US south embraced diversity, South Asians in Uganda did not like the idea of diffusing their culture with other people's perceptions. Q.2 Consequently, both groups took part in colonizing others. South Asians in Mississippi Masala practiced “simultaneous racism” which included controlling other groups because they were caught up between whites and Black subordination (Seshagiri 45). Another similarity is that in the two groups, stereotyping occupied a central role in their relations. Blacks from Uganda and the US's south claimed viewed South Asians as colonizers. One difference between South Asians in Uganda and South Asians in the US south as described in Mississippi Masala is that in Uganda, South Asians were chased while ...
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