Korean Americans have made significant contributions to the U.S. economy, particularly through small businesses. Many Korean immigrants started as entrepreneurs in industries like retail, food, and services.

Korean Americans have heavily been involved in education, both as students and educators, despite facing challenges such as racism, language barriers, and cultural adjustment.

Over the past several decades, Korean Americans have gradually moved from being largely politically marginalized to becoming an influential group in local, state, and national politics. Their involvement in government and political affairs has grown alongside the broader Asian American experience and immigration history.

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