Discuss the origins of the model minority stereotype.

1. Discuss the origins of the model minority stereotype. Which groups does it benefit? How do they benefit? Which groups are harmed? How are they harmed? 2. In regards to Shih’s article, what was different and/or unique about Officer Liang’s experiences within the criminal justice system? What did he note as problematic about Officer Liang’s supporter’s positions? Why might it be important to consider the model minority stereotype in this case? What might Officer Liang’s experiences tell us about the ways in which race is constructed and utilized? Is race a fixed construct? Why or why not? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PrDbvSSbxk8http://professorshih.blogspot.com/2015/04/youre-model-minority-until-youre-not.htmlhttps://www.pbs.org/wgbh/america-by-the-numbers/episodes/episode-106/this is your opportunity to relate what you are learning in class to what you may already know about these issues and make it meaningful for you. For example, you may want to share a story that you have heard about, whether it was via a news source or maybe something more personal that you may have witnessed or experienced. It is entirely up to you how much you would like to share about your personal experiencesYou may tie the readings in to class discussions, videos, current events, etc. Focus on some issues in the readings which interest you, either because they ring true, trouble, disturb or shock you, amaze or surprise you, or impress upon you in some way. Try to be narrow and specific, providing examples. Please include brief quotes, whenever possible. Questions to consider while writing your memos:What are the consequences of the national and cultural differences among us?How can we be wounded by our past?How is it possible for useful things to arise from ethnic conflict?How can we use the past to know ourselves better?What does history teach about the benefits and liabilities of diversity?What kinds of social organization may be dangerous, even lethal, to minorities?How much can we rely upon the ‘safeguards’ that protect individuality and diversity?How real is reality, and how may our worldviews, or organizing systems, betray us?Under what conditions may utopian ideas and visions of a better future be positively harmful?