Asian American / Asian Research Institute
The City University of New York
…to behave, think and feel. One country’s depression may not be another’s. Within the Asian culture, working hard is a prominent value, while having fun is less important. Thus, a…
…departments: Medical, Pedagogical, and Agricultural studies. 1990 – Mongolia reaches a literacy rate of over 90% and before 1990, reaches over 95% literacy. 1991- Privatization creates new challenges in education…
…possible, shortly after delivery. Asians mothers (Chinese, Korean, Japanese, South-Eastern Asians) avoided cold foods during the postpartum recovery period and preferred bed rest for more than couple weeks. The Korean…
…to the latest 2000 Census data. Based on figures from 1980 – 1990, one out of two, 21 & older has some college experience, with a 10% increase for Italians…
…“It don’t mean a thing, If you’re not from Flush-ing? That’s why for years, I’ve been like, “Hi, I’m from…(whisper) Flushing .” Not just because of the way it sounds,…
…are traded, too. People learn about and practice all or parts of Buddhism, Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Zoroastrianism, Nestorianism, Hinduism, Jainism, Manichaeism, etc. In these times, eating along the way is…