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Choose one of the following two options
a) Attend TWO local Asian
American events, interview at least 3 participants respectively at EACH event,
then write a report (4-5 pages, double-spaced, one-inch margin) to compare and
contrast the two events. Information about local Asian cultural events will be
updated on MyCourses throughout the semester. You can also choose other events
in the region as long as it is about Asian and Asian American culture.
b）Writing a participatory report on an Asian ethnic community in the region (4-5 pages, double-spaced, one-inch margin). It could be Chinatown, Japantown, Little India, or Koreantown in New York or any other community as long as it has a large Asian population living within the area. The report needs to discuss the spatial pattern, residential/commercial types, demographic information of residents, language spoken, and cultural landscapes of the Asian ethnic community.
*I am Chinese student, so if you can write from different angle will be great!
Explanation & Answer
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Running Head: ASIAN MIGRATION
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Asian Community in Little India
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ASIAN MIGRATION
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Asian Community in Little India
Asian migration led to the settlement of different Asian ethnic groups across the United
States. These Asian communities migrated to the United States for different reasons, and over
time the reasons have changed. One of the cities that is a cultural melting point is New York. The
city is filled with groups of different ethnicities including Asian immigrants who settled there a
while back and have grown over time. Some of the Asian communities residing in various parts
of New York include Japanese, Indians, Chinese and the Koreans. In fact, some of the places
where the ethnic groups reside have specific names such as Chinatown, Little India, Koreatown
and so forth. Each of these groups has maintained their customs and traditions including
practices. Some of the common practices that are still done to continue with the traditions
include cultural events where various activities are performed, and the public can partake of the
cultures. Following an event that was done in the New York, two interviews were conducted
with the aim of collecting information concerning the Indian community in New York. The
paper will, therefore, highlight different aspects including spatial pattern, residential/commercial
types, demographic information of residents, language was spoken, and cultural landscapes of
the Asian ethnic community.
Little India is located in New York in Jackson Heights, Queens. The area is populated by
different south Asian...
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