The United States is supporting India with its emergence as a leading global power and an important partner in efforts to ensure that the Indo-Pacific is a region of peaceful, stable, and prosperous region.
The strong ties between people and countries between our countries, reflected in the dispersion of the four million American Indians, are a major source of strength for cooperation.
Kamala Harris as vice president will strengthen relations between India-US: White House
Relations between India and the United States have also been strengthened with Kamala Harris as the country’s vice president, White House said. “President Biden, have visited India many times, with respect and dignity for a long time
Successful Bipartisan relations between leaders in India and America.
We look forward to continuing this, ”said Phaki in response to a question on India-US relations under the Biden Administration.
Asian Americans are the richest, most educated, and fastest-growing ethnic group in the United States.
They are more satisfied with society as a whole with their lives, finances, and world leaders, and place more value than other Americans on marriage, parenthood, hard work, and career success, according to a comprehensive new Pew study across the country. Research Center.
One hundred years ago, the vast majority of Asian Americans were low-skilled, low-wage workers who were rife with racial and ethnic discrimination.
Today they are too many for any major race or ethnic group in America to live in mixed communities and marry in racial lines.
When Priscilla Chan recently graduated from medical school she married Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg last month, joining 37% of all Asian and American couples marrying a non-Asian groom.
These measures of economic prosperity and public awareness have reached a group of immigrants.
About three-quarters (74%) of Asian and American adults are born abroad; of these, about half said that they spoke English fluently and the other said that they did not.
Let’s talk about racism | Why American Indians have a stereotypical problem of having white skin
While racism seems to be a problem in India, what about Indians all over the world?
Do xenophobia accompany them as part of their cultural responsibilities, or are new national policies designed for the crucible of their adoption house? The Indian-American community provides certain details.
The Indians in the United States are, without a doubt, the most successful national group of immigrants.
According to the 2012 Pew Research Center Report Asian Americans, 70% of Indians aged 25 and over have college degrees, double the national average.
Their average family income, $ 88,000, is almost double that of the average American. For 1% of Americans (3.1 million), Indians make up 1% of the US Congress.
In America, unlike in Britain, the ‘white’ grip is more common
The gravitational pull of the ruling party is not new to the United States.
Sociologist Milton Gordon wrote of how American immigrants in the early 20th century came together by placing the majority of white, Anglo-Saxon Protestant ethos.
For Indian immigrants, much of this foundation was established before reaching the American coast because of British colonial rule.
While ideas of color supremacy existed in India before the British East India Company began making a store in Calcutta, colonialism led Indian ministers to adopt the idea that the British were culturally superior; the correlation between such ‘size’ and skin color was easy for the public to draw even if the colonists did not teach it.
While some may think that the prevalence of racial discrimination would strengthen Indian immigrants in the experience of African Americans, the racial history of the United States is actually very different from that of India.
ameWBURThe United States is still struggling to reconcile the legacy of slavery and the legal discrimination created by Jim Crow laws even two generations after the 1964 Human Rights Act was passed.
This conflict has been greatly missed by the people of India, who bought the great American myth of ‘self-promotion with bootstraps’ ethos of immigration acceptance and success.
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