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      <title>Bias Consumption of the Model Minority Myth</title>
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      <description>Agreeing with previous commenters, although the author can portray his family as a successful &quot;American Dream&quot; is a true war story, where in fact this is only one sided. Many results of the war from people point of view are still stuck in poverty even having been the victim of the war. Or shall a say a result of the war. The author's parents being wealthy probably gave him and his brother more advantage of being in the position where they stand today dude to less struggles of finance in which is a lot of people problem leading up to the road of success. Although many people were in similar term with the authors's family conditions, one else might not have the same opportunity to advance in to jobs and school due to certain limitations and discrimination. The author's story of how he and his family have &quot;made it&quot; is probably one out of the few, because having to be an immigrant to the U.S. myself, my family is still struggling to make ends meet to have me in school. And yes, I am apart of the &quot;True War Story&quot; portrayed by the author.</description>
      <pubDate>Tue, 13 Oct 2015 09:55:45 -0700</pubDate>
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