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		By: Rebecca		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[The &quot;color-blind&quot; concept was something I experienced while living in France: while it&#039;s a possible way to neutralize, even deter, potential racism, it can inadvertently create a hidden sense of racism, which ends up not solving the original problem. It was insightful for me to experience, especially coming from such a racially-charged country as the US.

I&#039;m not of mixed Asian-Asian descent, but I do agree with you that not many scholarly texts discuss this: the way I see it, being someone of mixed Asian-Asian descent would be just as conflicted as being one of Asian-Caucasian or Asian-black races. I think it&#039;s because, from a Western perspective, it&#039;s hard to distinguish among the different Asian cultures, to the point that it&#039;s assumed that they&#039;re all homogeneous (which in fact isn&#039;t true). It&#039;ll be interesting to learn more about this phenomenon, as research seems to be scant regarding this topic due to a limited pool of participants/people who actually have inter-Asian/Asian marriages. Will have to see some day!]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The &#8220;color-blind&#8221; concept was something I experienced while living in France: while it&#8217;s a possible way to neutralize, even deter, potential racism, it can inadvertently create a hidden sense of racism, which ends up not solving the original problem. It was insightful for me to experience, especially coming from such a racially-charged country as the US.</p>
<p>I&#8217;m not of mixed Asian-Asian descent, but I do agree with you that not many scholarly texts discuss this: the way I see it, being someone of mixed Asian-Asian descent would be just as conflicted as being one of Asian-Caucasian or Asian-black races. I think it&#8217;s because, from a Western perspective, it&#8217;s hard to distinguish among the different Asian cultures, to the point that it&#8217;s assumed that they&#8217;re all homogeneous (which in fact isn&#8217;t true). It&#8217;ll be interesting to learn more about this phenomenon, as research seems to be scant regarding this topic due to a limited pool of participants/people who actually have inter-Asian/Asian marriages. Will have to see some day!</p>
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