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"People could not believe Asian
Americans face racism. We are a
model minority," she said, referring
to the stereotype of Asian Americans
as excelling in society while not com-
plaining about racism.
"We have kids that are not good at
math. We're not all shopkeepers in
Black neighborhoods, and as long as
people view us as this, we're not go-
ing to break free," Zia said.
She praised the work of main-
stream Asian American women such
as comedian Margaret Cho, whose
stand-up acts and new sitcom, "All-
American Girl," challenge the quiet,
intelligent stereotype often given to
Asian Americans.
However, Ziareminds others that
Asian Americans have role models
in their communities. "(Role mod-
els) are everywhere. Our challenge is
to find them and spread the word,"
she said.
tors only heats up to several hundred
degrees Celsius.
Powerful magnets surround a fu-
sion chamber, producing an invisible
magnetic container. A strong mag-
netic force is used to steer the speed-
ing nuclei toward each other where
their speed can overcome their natu-
ral repulsion and cause them to col-
lide, which produces the energy. Only
tiny amounts of radioactive waste are
produced and, unlike current nuclear
byproducts, fusion waste decays
quickly.
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