War, Pulitzer Prize–winning author Viet Thanh Nguyen (2016) asserts that all wars are
fought twice—first on the battlefield and then in our collective memory. Our collective …

There is evidence that smoking prevalence rates are related to acculturation, education, and
gender among Asian Americans. However, no studies have examined how smoking rates …

Despite modernization in women's public roles, reproductive rights attitudes and policies are
becoming more restrictive in some societies. While existing literature depicts abortion …

Sociologists have long argued that a racial and ethnic category can be made under certain
circumstances and remade under anothers. The panethnic category of Asian American was …

Although women of color share the same gender identity, their differing racial identities lead
to questions about whether they might mobilize collectively over a shared political agenda …

The phenomena of Asians exceeding Non-Hispanic Whites in education and income has
been thoroughly documented and researched. However, existing research has often …

The goal of this study was to investigate how individuals who identify as Asian descent
develop into K-12 administrators, their individual experiences, and life histories. The …

This study aims to explore the racial and ethnic heterogeneity in men's and women's
housework time across marital statuses. As the perspective of Gender as Structure suggests …

Abstract Following an influential Supreme Court decision regarding the legality of abortion,
America seems to be split now more than ever on their attitudes towards this care. At the …

Abstract Mitski Miyawaki, a Japanese American indie-rock artist professionally known as
Mitski, wrote her 2016 song,“Your Best American Girl,” from the perspective of a woman who …