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Chinese Americans: Compelled to Excel
Vivian Shuh Ming Louie
December 8, 2004
01:22:09
Vivian Louie, drawing on interviews with second-generation Chinese Americans attending a public, commuter university and a highly selective private university, discusses the power that race and class play in shaping educational experiences.
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