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CY Korean students and their Ethnic and Racial Identity

Lee, Jooyun

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Title
CY Korean students and their Ethnic and Racial Identity
Author(s)
Lee, Jooyun
Issue Date
2008
Keyword(s)
  • Ethnicity
  • Cultural Identity
  • ANTH390 F07
Abstract
My research question will be based on how we feel about our racial identity as a CY student and how identity is different than our ethnicity. I am going to interview three interviewees, one from the class, and two others who has similar backgrounds with me. I am planning to find out about what my interviewees think about their own identity and hear about their own story as a CY student.
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