亚裔内部排斥现象

By Ouyang Yu

 

亚裔内部排斥现象通常

基于文化差异、社会经济地位差距、甚至 internalized racism（内化种族主义）而产生。由于亚裔群体由多个不同国籍、语言和文化的族群组成，不同次群体之间可能存在历史积怨、刻板印象，或为了追求在西方社会中更安全、更主流的定位而刻意疏远其他亚裔，甚至排斥新移民。

这种排斥和异化倾向在西方社会环境中更为明显，其表现形式包括：
  • 文化和社交疏离：一些在西方出生或定居较久的亚裔为了融入主流社会，可能排斥较为传统的亚裔习俗，试图与特定群体保持距离。
  • 种族刻板印象内化：部分亚裔可能接受了西方社会对其他亚裔族群的刻板印象，产生偏见。
  • 同性恋等亚文化内的排斥：在某些群体内（如澳大利亚同性恋亚裔），特定区域的亚洲人可能遭受来自更广义亚洲群体内成员的歧视。
  • 社会地位的优越感：部分群体由于社会地位、定居时间或文化认同的差异，可能会在无意识间表现出对其他亚裔的优越感。
这是一种在“白人至上主义”等主流结构化偏见背景下，少数族裔内部产生的微妙且复杂的社会心理现象。

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