u/Adventurous_Ant5428

This is simply an observation (I’m full Asian), but I noticed a lot of mixed race Asians tend to identify more as “mixed race” than simply “Asian”—whether if it’s due to external or internal factors.

This seems to contrast mixed Black ppl, who (also observation) seem to really wear their Black pride on their sleeve and just identify as Black. Is it cultural and identity differences? Asian Americans also don’t seem to have such Asian pride & discourse until recently.

This is simply an observation (I’m full Asian), but I noticed a lot of mixed race Asians tend to identify more as “mixed race” than simply “Asian”—whether if it’s due to external or internal factors.

This seems to contrast mixed Black ppl, who (also observation) seem to really wear their Black pride on their sleeve and just identify as Black. Is it cultural and identity differences? Asian Americans also don’t seem to have such Asian pride & discourse until recently.