Abstract
This study investigates the causes of discrimination and discordant relationships among Asian and African Americans in the United States. The thesis will answer questions about the grounds of discrimination between the two minorities by collecting data from previous studies. This study examines the rarely explored area of "mutual discrimination between minorities." It identifies the reasons for mutual discrimination between African Americans and Asian Americans as income inequalities and social media impacts. Finally, this study suggests American government assign education resources more evenly, provide financial assistance to low-income families, encourage every individual to speak out against racial discrimination, and enhance their communication and interactions with people from other ethnic groups.
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