In the comic, the girl and her mother clearly are at odds. The girl has quite a lot of angst - a lot of which seem to be coming from the mother's antagonizing style of parenting. I read from wikipedia that the author, Lela Lee, was raised in a traditional Korean family. I feel like some of my friends who were raised in traditional Asian families can relate to the comic a lot. The mother in the comic is terribly overbearing and is dismissive of her child's opinions. I really like how the girl breaks the stereotypes of being docile and respectful. My question is, which of my friends can relate heavily to this experience? I would love to hear their stories.
Sunday, May 31, 2015
Response to Angry Little Asian Girl
Nathan Suh
In the comic, the girl and her mother clearly are at odds. The girl has quite a lot of angst - a lot of which seem to be coming from the mother's antagonizing style of parenting. I read from wikipedia that the author, Lela Lee, was raised in a traditional Korean family. I feel like some of my friends who were raised in traditional Asian families can relate to the comic a lot. The mother in the comic is terribly overbearing and is dismissive of her child's opinions. I really like how the girl breaks the stereotypes of being docile and respectful. My question is, which of my friends can relate heavily to this experience? I would love to hear their stories.
In the comic, the girl and her mother clearly are at odds. The girl has quite a lot of angst - a lot of which seem to be coming from the mother's antagonizing style of parenting. I read from wikipedia that the author, Lela Lee, was raised in a traditional Korean family. I feel like some of my friends who were raised in traditional Asian families can relate to the comic a lot. The mother in the comic is terribly overbearing and is dismissive of her child's opinions. I really like how the girl breaks the stereotypes of being docile and respectful. My question is, which of my friends can relate heavily to this experience? I would love to hear their stories.
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