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For me, I think about mental health and politics in a sense, but also about the dynamic between India, Nepal, Pakistan and other countries that are considered part of South Asia that people don't really consider very often.

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Fremont, CA

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it's the food

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grouped into a stereotype of only working in stem fields

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assimilating and trying to forge a new identity 

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assimilating and trying to forge a new identity 

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Hard working, dedicated, vibrant, religious
and always trying to excel in career.

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When I think of South Asians in the U.S., I think about immigration, mental health, politics, and solidarity. Similar stories from what I learned in my other Ethnic Studies classes.

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The food

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Immigration, unique cultures, good food

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Getting grouped together as 1 for example ppl assume India, Pakistan, Afghanistan, Bangladesh, and etc r the same ppl, culture, and religion

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A contrast of "good Asians" and "terrorists".  Incongruent in the typical East Asian notion of Asian Americans

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A contrast of "good Asians" and "terrorists".  Incongruent in the typical East Asian notion of Asian Americans

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I think about Pakistan, Nepal and India that are in South Asia, specifically in that region.

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Something that comes in mind is different cultures, and migration stories.

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immigration, assimilation, search for better opportunities 

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immigration, assimilation, search for better opportunities 

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Hard working people looking for better opportunities 

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Hard working people looking for better opportunities 