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高三英语培优外刊阅读班级：学号：姓名：外刊精选I美国亚裔迎来觉醒时刻:歧视让我们更团结 “亚裔美国人”是个特殊的混合群体身份，他们自不同历史阶段来到美国，文化、语言、 经济、历史背景大相径庭，和“非裔美国人相比，这个群体一直缺乏较强的内在统一和认同。 然而自去年疫情以来，针对亚裔的仇恨暴力事件层出不穷，面对无差异的歧视犯罪，亚裔美 国人的共同身份认同开始觉醒。他们究竟面临着怎样的境况？又该如何共同应对歧视？ Why Asian-Americans are embracing a common identityBy Joshua Chaffin Outcastedn is how Angelene Superable describes the subtle sense of alienation she felt growing up in Pearland, Texas, a town outside Houston. While her best friend was a blonde-haired, blue-eyed beauty 一 a sort of Texas ideal 一 Superable was the daughter of Filipino immigrants who had arrived in the US with just $200. Earlier this year, shadowed by the Covid-19 pandemic that has whipped up anti-Asian violence across the country, she and a group of friends founded the New York Pan-Asian Democratic Club. What were seeing now is ... a mass galvanising moment for Asian-Americans/1 says Takeo Rivera, a professor and playwright at Boston University. He saw Asian-Americans again uniting around a sense of shared vulnerability and a shared sense of precarity against racist violence0. Still, Asian-American identity is a recent concept and a fragile one. The notion of cramming so many nationalities and ethnicities under a single umbrella is challenging, to say the least. nMost Americans dont make any distinction between national origins. That has a way of reminding those of us who are Asian-American that were all in this together/ says Janelle Wong, a professor of Asian-American studies at the University of Maryland. 【词汇过关】请写出下面文单词在文章中的中文意思。 1.embrace [l m brel s] v. 2.outcasted adj. 3.subtle [ sA tol] adj. 4.alienation [（ el lia nei f n] n. deal [al di ol] n. .mass [maes] adj. .galvanize [ g^lvsnal z] v. .vulnerability [（ va Inoro bl hti] n. .precarity [pn keorati] n. .precarious /pri kesrios/ adj. .fragile「fhedj al 1] adj. .notion [ nou J on] n. .cram [kraem] v. 【词块学习】请从文章中找到下面中文相对应的文词块。 L激起，煽动.因什么而团结凝聚 .最起码，退一步讲?总能 拓展练习 阅读理解 Looking up at the celling, Na He Jeon pours porridge into her mouth. She ca