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Preview: ... er’s license, but only spent the night in jail for his crime. He experienced no other repercussions from his actions. What is going on in Coshocton?
I grew up with Asian Americans living a stone’s throw away. My best friends while growing up, Adam, Eric, and Ryan were the children of a Vietnamese woman, Ky Nguyen-Fortune, who had moved to the United States with her White husband, Richard. Not long after the birth of her third child, Richard died of complications from an injury he had sustained in the Vietnam War. Ky met a man of Vietnamese heritage, Minh Do, living in a nearby city after Richard’s death, and soon afterward, they married (K. Do, personal communication, May 9, 2008).
Adam, Eric, and Ryan grew up living with the idea that they represented a model minority. Ky never did much to discount the idea, as she was constantly berating her children for bringing home anything but As on their assignments. She may have reinforced the idea of the model minority, but should everyone not expect their children work hard in school?
Asian Americans share similar facial features and a tendency toward dark-colored eyes and hair. Skin tones of Asian Americans are all very similar. As yet, I have not seen an overweight Asian American in Coshocton. It would be safe to say that in this town, Asian Americans are healthy and fit. This probably stems from similar diets consisting of rice, pork, and vegetables. Their individual work ethics may also contribute to this, as an active lifestyle leads to healthy bodies.
Coshocton seems to be quite the racist town. Perhaps this is because of the low minority population, but I have grown up with intolerance in Coshocton. In grade school, there was a set of African American twins named Eddie and Edrina. They each put up with racial slurs from other students throughout th ...

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Preview: ... nd respect as their own mothers and fathers.” (personal communication, July 4, 2008).
Although the remarks in the Governor General’s speech were not aimed specifically towards Americans who only look like I do, I do believe that this is how all individual are treated by community leaders regardless if they look like me or not. For the most part, I also believe this feeling is shared among other community members.
One thing that I have noticed that community and government leaders may have something to do with is the fact that there are very few, if any non-black government officials or police officers. If they do exist in this country, I have not seen them. I have been to many social functions that Bahamian diplomats, community leaders, and government employees attended and have never seen one member that was anything other than black. While this observation may, or may not be true, as mentioned above, I do not think it has any negative effects on the community.
Most community members embrace people who look like me with open arms because the bulk of us are here on vacation. The majority of the Bahamian locals are very friendly, outgoing, peaceful people who make some source of income off of foreigners. In my opinion whether they are white, black, yellow, red, or purple, is irrelevant. As long as your money is green, you will be welcomed with Bahamian hospitality.
Just like any other culture, there are community members who would rather exploit or abuse you instead of helping you. This is no different here in the Bahamas. Working as a Marine Security Guard here at the embassy, I know of several occasions where white individuals were beaten up, raped, shot, or robbed. Is it a coincidence that they were all white? I do not know for sure, but I am willing to bet it was. I have never personally dealt with a situation where any other race besides White people was involved in ...

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