While Asian Americans as a group have significantly more formal schooling, they actually have lower median family incomes than Whites.

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This is a well-documented phenomenon known as the Asian American "achievement paradox." While Asian Americans as a group tend to have higher levels of educational attainment, they often face discrimination in the workplace and do not receive the same pay as their White counterparts. Additionally, many Asian American families experience poverty and economic hardship, which can contribute to lower median family incomes.

While Asian Americans as a Group Have Significantly More Formal