Oxford study

== English == === Etymology === Originated from a 2010 Oxford University Press paper titled "The New Suzie Wong: Normative Assumptions of White Male and Asian Female Relationships". The trend was sparked by a viral TikTok post from user @lightskinbbyrei in April 2023, who joked that the frequency of these pairings "needs a full Oxford investigation." === Noun === Oxford study (plural Oxford studies) (Internet slang, offensive) Used to berate Asian women who pursue romantic or sexual relationships with white men. (by extension) An offspring of a white male and an Asian female. === See also === WMAF yellow fever rice king === External links === “Oxford Study on Asian Women Dating White Men”, in Know Your Meme, website launched 2007 “Oxford study”, in OneLook Dictionary Search.