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Caught in the Middle - Korean Communities in New York And Los Angeles (Paperback, New)
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Caught in the Middle - Korean Communities in New York And Los Angeles (Paperback, New)
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This text investigates the racial dynamics that exist between
Korean merchants, the African American community, and white society
in general. Focusing on hostility toward Korean merchants in New
York and Los Angeles, the book shows how the "middle-man" economic
role which Koreans often occupy, between low-income, minority
customers on the one hand and large corporate suppliers on the
other, leads to conflict with other groups. Further, the book shows
how ethnic conflicts strengthen ties within Korean communities as
Koreans organize to protect themselves and their businesses. The
book scrutinizes the targeting of Korean businesses during the 1992
Los Angeles riots and the 1990 African American boycotts of Korean
stores in Brooklyn. it explores Korean merchants' relationships
with each other as well as with Latin American employees, Jewish
suppliers and landlords, and government agencies. In each case, the
book's analysis reveals how Korean communities respond to general
scapegoating through collective action, political mobilization and
other strategies.
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