Explainer Video for Kids: Asian American Stereotypes
How can Asian American children understand, process, and respond to being stereotyped? This kid-friendly video gives an introduction and examples that many Asian American kids and adults will relate to.
Discussion prompts:
- What is a stereotype? Why might someone believe a stereotype?
- Have you ever been stereotyped by another person? How did it make you feel?
- Do you know anyone who has been stereotyped before?
- Have you ever assumed something wrong about a stranger or friend by mistake?
- What are some things you could say or do if you were stereotyped?
EmbraceRace is grateful to Dr. Anna Kimura, Amaesha Durazi, Dr. Abby Saavedra, and the research team of the Asian American Families Study for their partnership in creating this video and other resources for caregivers to Asian American children.
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