Once one of many minority laborers, the growth of Asian Americans in the United States has increased dramatically throughout the 19th to 21st centuries. The mass immigration during the industrial era paved the path for countless Asian communities across the country. In a census taken by Pew Research, it is shown that Asian Americans are… Continue reading Asian Americans and the State of Mental Health
I decided to go for an infographic instead of a video because I believe that will best showcase the information I want to share. This is my first draft, where I was trying to find a good yet interesting way to organize my information: Here’s the final draft, with colors. I wanted to make it… Continue reading Assignment 3 Draft
What is your research question/rhetorical situation? How does being Asian American and the stigma surrounding it affect performance in school? What is your connection to rhetorical situation and why are you uniquely placed to write about it? As an Asian, I have also struggled with mental health and hope that other people can get the… Continue reading Assignment 3 – Abstract
Source 1 Talking about depression can be hard for Asian Americans, but services can help What is the title of your source? Talking about depression can be hard for Asian Americans, but services can help Copy and Paste the Abstract of your source. If no abstract is available, summarize in your own words what the… Continue reading Research Prospectus
Not all Americans are getting the mental help they need. Despite the increasing priority being placed on mental health globally, suicide is still a big cause of death today. There are many reasons for this, but the most prominent reason for many Asians is their cultural stigma against mental health. Asian tradition typically mandates that one… Continue reading Assignment 2 (Final)
Not all Americans are getting the mental help they need. Despite the increasing focus on mental health globally, the leading cause of death for many Asian Americans is suicide. (Constante) There are many reasons for this, but the most prominent reason is stigma: as stated in “Burnout, Rest, and the Asian-American Experience,” Asian tradition generally… Continue reading Assignment 2 (Draft)
I procrastinate a lot when I do school work. It usually takes me an hour to start, and hour to finish but many 20 minute breaks in between if I do it without thinking about finishing it by a certain time. In classes, I often find it hard to pay attention and prefer to study… Continue reading Distractions
Claude Monet, a renowned painter from the 1900s, created a series of masterpieces known as ‘The Nympheas.’ These paintings, scientifically named after water lilies, are not only an exploration of color and form but also deeply rooted in dedication, history, and the artist’s personal experiences. This essay delves into the fascinating world of ‘The Nympheas,’… Continue reading Rhetorical Analysis of Claude Monet’s The Nympheas
Baldwin’s debate started off with a background on the history of black people in America, detailing the origins of racism and the experience he and many other black people had in America as a result. He then goes on to describe the irony and cruelty of the treatment of black Americans. He describes that the… Continue reading Baldwin V. Berkley debate
Twelfth grade— In the middle of a dance studio at a local school, I stood clutching my phone, surrounded by my bandmates and supportive friends. I could feel the vibrations of the floor beneath my feet, the soft murmur of expectant children that sat in a circle around us. At that moment, it was as… Continue reading My Teachable Moment