As a group, Asians in America tell an incredible story of success. Seventy-one percent of Asian American adults in the U.S. today were born in foreign countries. Most came speaking little to no English and had few, if any, assets. […]
We examine the debated status of Asian-Americans, with some fellow minorities attempting to label them as “white adjacent” or non-minority due to their success as a group in American society today. Vietnam-born Hung Cao is Exhibit A.
Multiple surveys and the US census show that, as a race, Asians in America on average are better educated, happier in their careers, more dedicated to family, and earn more money. But with this success story comes a price. Sunday
Hung Cao, former military Special Ops now running for Congress, talks about military vaccine mandates as causing a great “purge” of Christian troops.
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