Panethnic Boundaries
By: Stenly • Essay • 331 Words • November 20, 2009 • 785 Views
Essay title: Panethnic Boundaries
organizations based on a panethnic boundary were formed to serve the needs of the collective Asian American community.
In many cases organizations based on panethnic identities were organized in order to unite people, to protect them against discrimination, sexism, poverty an exploitation of minority groups and immigrants in the United States. In Unite States pan ethnic groups play a big role in politics. “…they are product of political and social process...” They are designed for faster immigrant’s adaptation to host country, but not assimilation.
It is in political advantage to keep panethnicities not fully assimilated in the Unitted States. By being different than Americans and different between each other, they are great political power. As pan-ethnicities differentiate between each other, politics are able to create programs which are designed specifically to fit particular pan ethnicity group. We can see example of it now as democratic primaries go on. Often we see newspaper lines such as “Hillary Clinton winning votes of Latino-Americans” or �Barak Abama will get more votes from African Americans”.