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David Garcia : writer
Joshua Robinson : Evidence finder and did the citations

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Things like protests against others are pretty common when people do not get their way. We resort to this as an example to show that we all want equality. I myself (David) have been told that our relatives have fought in protests for rights regarding not having the same rights as other average Americans.

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When people see that they don't have the same usual rights as other people they come together and form a protest. These protests have allowed people to get those rights that they couldn't have beforehand. In this case they went all out with protests and made subtle ones to show how just because they're travelers doesn't mean they should be treated any differently.
In the end we are all people.

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No race should be treated differently, therefore all should have equal rights to anything. BUT it didn't take a simple, hey I want these rights. People had to fight for them  sometimes in a light and subtle way or a full on protest.

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Website Title: American Born Chinese - Gene Luen Yang | FlipHTML5

Date Accessed: March 28, 2018

http://fliphtml5.com/zcjd/rgmt

Website Title: Hyphen Magazine

Article Title: Closed to Protest Police Brutality

Electronically Published: January 21, 2017

Date Accessed: March 28, 2018

https://hyphenmagazine.com/blog/2017/01/closed-protest-police-brutality

Website Title: Asian Americans for Equality

Article Title: Our History

Electronically Published: December 12, 2016

Date Accessed: March 28, 2018

http://www.aafe.org/who-we-are/our-history

Website Title: Google honors Asian/American civil rights hero

Article Title: Views From The Edge

Electronically Published: January 01, 1970

Date Accessed: March 28, 2018

Author: Ed Diokno

http://dioknoed.blogspot.com/2016/05/google-honors-asianamerican-civil.html

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Graphic novel speaks about this subject but very lightly (source #3)

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Graphic novel speaks about this subject but very lightly (source #3)

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In the graphic novel american born Chinese a boy grows up and becomes a teenager. Throughout that life you see some of the white kids make rude remarks or gestures regarding the Asian ethnicity. An example of this would be how in page 38 where a white boy says "my mom said Chinese people eat dogs."

However at some point in the story the boy magically turns white and is treated much more differently. He has a normal life and has a lot more friends. this happens within these two pages
pg 118 and pg 51 - gets better friends and is respected by more popular kids and
the part where the Asian boy turns white does not come until later in the story.

I believe that this shows how the mere change in race can affect someone's life greatly.

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Speaking out for the greater good. (source #2)

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Speaking out for the greater good. (source #2)

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Then another movement for equal rights broke out regarding equality for asian americans.

“On a bright Monday in May of 1975, New York City’s Chinatown saw the largest protest in its history, and one of the largest ever by Asian Americans. Thousands of seamstresses, waiters, cooks, and students came out in force to demand an end to police violence. A reminder came over the Chinese radio that morning, and shopkeepers hung handwritten signs in their windows: “Closed to Protest Police Brutality.” At 9 am, most of Chinatown was shut down — an unprecedented sight on a business day — and a mass of bodies began marching from Mott Street down to City Hall.”

I believe that this shows the chinese immigrants thought they weren’t sending a big enough message and went ahead and created a massive protest, to show that they were sick of being treated badly and wanted as many rights as the typical american.

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ASIAN AMERICANS NEED TO BE RESPECTED (source #1)

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ASIAN AMERICANS NEED TO BE RESPECTED (source #1)

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In the 60s races were treated badly. This started several
civil rights movements, and one of them just so happened to be the Asians.

“At the same time, the Asian civil rights movement was gaining momentum, partially inspired by the black civil rights campaigns of the ’60s. Many young, idealistic New Yorkers of Chinese descent, some of them radical leftists, began focusing on Chinatown’s many troubling issues and decided the time had come to demand equal rights and equal access to city services.”

I believe that this shows that the chinese immigrants wanted rights to be treated equally and not like outcasts. They were doing this because the chinese immigrants were kept out of having a job. Thus beginning their civil rights movement.