Conclusion (page 81)

ASIAN AMERICANS, NATIVE AMERICANS, AND AFRICAN AMERICANS ALL EXPERIENCED THE DENIAL OF EDUCATION AND SEGREGATION. OTHER PEOPLE OF CULTURAL AND LINGUISTIC BACKGROUNDS WERE CONSIDERED "ASIAN", WHICH FACILITATED ECONOMIC/SOCIAL EXPLOITATION AND DISCRIMINATION. ATTITUDES ON ASIAN AMERICANS CHANGED AFTER WWII. SOMETIMES THE DOMINANT CULTURE FAVORED THE CHINESE OVER JAPANESE, AND SOMETIMES THE JAPANESE OVER THE CHINESE.