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The census category 'Asian American' illustrates for Jiang how bureaucracy dehumanizes and flattens culturally different peoples into indifferent administrative categories.
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The census category 'Asian American' illustrates for Jiang how bureaucracy dehumanizes and flattens culturally different peoples into indifferent administrative categories.
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"Separate, but the same thing. Makes no sense. And the reason why they would do this is to create a sense of mystery. Right?..."
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"But in a bureaucracy, it just categorizes everyone together almost randomly or indifferently. Okay? And that's why I would make the argument that, ultimately,..."
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