How do you make sense of the arguments from this week in terms of their implications for Asian American history?

Response Post Your Name Subject and Section Professor’s Name April 29, 2024 Response: Suppose there is one thing that I realized after listening to the lectures. In that case, before the lectures this week, my knowledge about Asian American history could be specific to a connection with the general narrative of U.S. history, providing a parallel storyline that usually lacks a Eurocentric outlook. However, this week's study part, especially the works of Sucheng Chan and Viet Thanh Nguyen, together with the videos shared by researchers like Russell Jeung and Erika Lee, made a massive transformation in my outlook. They have emphasized that Asian American studies are not just side stories in mainstream history but are an essential counter-narrative that not only contests what we already know about American history but also redefines the basic understandings themselves (Yi et al., 2020). The conversations about the Human Development Index and the injustice reflected that some communities are suffering more than others also increased ...