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7.3 Ben asked, When did we become Asian American?

7.4 Olivia answered, What sort of question is that?

7.5 Karl interrupted. _Wait, it's not a stupid question. Nineteen sixty-six. There's a magazine article about the Japanese American model minority, a kind of American. Before that, Japanese are racially identified as Japanese -- otherwise how could they all be interned during the war? After sixty-six, we all get racially identified as hyphenated Americans.

7.6 Olivia posed, But Asian American is a political designation.

7.7 Karl answered, It's political, racial, and national. Look, you are organizing around this designation, and that's useful, but you are going to have to scrutinize it through a Marxist analysis that includes class. Hey, trust me. This is going to make or break you.

7.8 Ben asked, You mean we have to move away from race and organize based on class?

7.9 Karl shook his head. Don't think it's that easy.

—p.321 1972: Inter-national Hotel (295) by Karen Tei Yamashita 1 year ago