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    The theory of spatial assimilation explains that minority groups will eventually move into neighborhoods that are less segregated‚ has better resources and higher prestige‚ as their socioeconomic status rises. Regardless of what country you live this theory will absolutely make sense. It is only normal to acquire the finer things in life. When living in a neighborhood that is worst off than others‚ greater effort and labor will be needed to ensure a good education. Persons from other countries will

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    12/02/13 Stacey Pendleton Becoming American‚ Becoming Ethnic. United States has always been recognized throughout the world as the “Land of Opportunity.” The attraction of the promise of freedom‚ wealth‚ prosperity‚ and success had drawn millions of immigrants to come to America and search for a better life. One of the most important aspects is that the U.S is an egalitarian nation which opportunities are given based upon ability or achievement‚ rather than social status or circumstances of birth. My

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    talking about how white people are in fact a mix of all the European ethnicities which is what caused “the lowering of racial boundaries starting in the nineteen forties where ethnic began replacing race as applied to the descendants of european immigrants” in the United States. As quoted at the very beginning of this document “race is an idea‚ not a fact.” Moreover‚ to categorize people by race is just an idea‚ in fact race is a social construct‚ just as for example the word feminine and masculine

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    “Peter D. Salins Assimilation‚ American Style provides his thoughts on the way in which immigrants were assimilated once upon a time and the contributions that they made to the United States. Immigration was something big during the time period in which he grew up‚ however as time pushes forward immigration is becoming something that has been seemingly misunderstood or misrepresented. Salin piques readers’ interest by suggesting that many American’s have forgotten or possibly “no longer appreciate

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    becoming more popular among immigrant Mexicans. RR4 Munoz Page 2 Response In “Leave Your Name at the Border‚” Manuel Munoz describes how people today "leave their name at the border" which means they change their name and assimilate a new culture. Many people have changed their Spanish names to English names‚ not to give in to society‚ but to try and feel included by having an English name. I believe assimilation is different from giving in‚ because to me assimilation means to absorb information

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    Integration or assimilation of migrants in society? Which policy is best for a country to adhere to? By the different migration flows and globalization it is hard to deny; the European society is becoming a multicultural society. Many residents of the EU have a foreign nationality or have (grand) parents of foreign origin and cultural and religious diversity has increased. How are these newcomers supposed to behave‚ and what is expected from them? The question that will be addressed in this

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    where the food is good and the women are even better. The idea of assimilation lurks in the minds of these citizens and since more immigrants assimilated in the 1950’s a civil rights movement was sparked. The push for equality led to an idea of an idyllic society in the minds of third world citizens. These third world citizens want to become “Americanized” but is the reality assimilation what these foreigners expected? Immigrants come to America with little experience hoping to find success‚ when

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    the government was forced to introduce it to avoid political confrontation and further polarization of the Canadian society. Later‚ the slogan of multiculturalism was adopted by Australia; the state decided to put the end to futile policy of immigrant assimilation and discrimination of people of color. Australia tried to become more comfortable for all its residents regardless of their origin and language. The main difference between multiculturalism of Canada and Australia is that the first is mainly

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    Americans Are Immigrants!

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    Michael Belcaster English 1020 Final Draft Essay #2 Americans are Immigrants! "Everywhere immigrants have enriched and strengthened the fabric of American life‚" was the words of former American president‚ John F. Kennedy (American Immigration: Quotes about Immigration). Immigrants have been in America for many years now. Today many people have different opinions about whether immigrants should be allowed into America freely‚ or if there should be more harsh regulations to those coming

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    assimilated than the elder ones. That’s why the younger Hmong the more they become more individually assimilated the more they loss respect for the elder ones. 3. Why are the Hmong such a popular target of anti-immigrant violence and persecution? The Hmong have the target of anti-immigrant because of their difficulty in adjusting to another life. As the story says‚ it has been really difficult for them to be in America and adapt to all of those things they didn’t even know that existed. The violence

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