How Income Inequality Became A Big Issue Among Asian Americans

The Asian American Pacific Islander population is extremely diverse, culturally and economically. According to a recent analysis by the Pew Research Center, Asian household incomes range from $44,400 to $120,000. Subgroups at the low end aren’t represented by the median data. Here’s a closer look at the growing income gap among Asian Americans, how it started and what’s next. CHAPTERS 0:00 -- Introduction 1:30:13 -- Immigration 3:56:03 -- Barriers 6:26:14 -- Aggregated data 8:55:10 -- What’s next?