
(Link to Part 1: Citizenship, Belonging, and the Emotional Legacies of Immigration)
Part 2: The Model Minority Myth and the Politics of Proximity
Editor's Introduction: In Part 1, we explored how first-generation Taiwanese immigrants often understand citizenship as something earned through discipline and compliance— a framework shaped by colonial history, martial law, and immigration regimes. But these beliefs intersect with powerful narratives like the model minority myth, which casts Asian…
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