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He was a first-generation Jewish American, who was really first-generation assimilated, and actually, not assimilated, right?
In America, Muslim communities -- the people are more assimilated.
In Eastern Europe, for instance, Jews were not very assimilated.
After all, it meant she had assimilated into American culture.
And it's the one holiday that most assimilated Jews celebrate.
Test to see who can be assimilated; they can stay.
These two immigrant families have assimilated in very different ways.
The Japanese assimilated to American social norms and clothing styles.
In Western Europe, after the French Revolution, Jews were more assimilated.
Under this rhetoric, they are not normal unless they have assimilated.
They have assimilated by any measure, and they're still being targeted.
Arendt was born into an assimilated German-Jewish family in 1906.
It does not mean we or our children have not assimilated.
That's why it thrives among even the most assimilated clergy members.
They had jobs, were well assimilated, and spoke Catalan and Spanish.
They are more likely to be lower-income and less assimilated.
" Boalt wrote that "the Caucasian and Mongolian races are non-assimilated races.
The travel ban has been assimilated into normal political discourse and policymaking.
But as a senator, he said, Mr. Rubio assimilated Washington's compromising ways.
Many Taínos were brutally enslaved, forcibly assimilated, or died during this period.
Today, pride events across the country have assimilated into mainstream urban culture.
"I don't want to be assimilated into the mass media," he said.
They say, 'I made it, I assimilated, but I'm one of one.
She was an expression of who I had become as an assimilated woman.
Policies and institutions have been forced to embrace the implications or be assimilated.
Back before I was assimilated, I thought I had friendship all figured out.
Mr. Lanzmann, a son of assimilated French Jews, took everything at full tilt.
Our assimilationist answer to Christmas is really a holiday about subjugating assimilated Jews.
Here, the daughter is Janet (Rosie Simon), a thoroughly assimilated second-generation type.
But outside of the home, many say, they assume a more assimilated lifestyle.
Talent needs to be recruited, hired, assimilated, and integrated seamlessly into an organization.
Spirituals arose because enslaved Africans assimilated English hymns and made them their own.
Spirituals arose because enslaved Africans assimilated English hymns and made them their own.
I fear he will quickly realize that it's easier to live this life assimilated.
As free college becomes assimilated into the Democratic Party platform, those needs deserve consideration.
Ruth Prawer was born in Cologne in 21970 into a bourgeois, assimilated Jewish family.
For better or worse, I have always felt thoroughly assimilated into white American culture.
I'd finally been fully assimilated into my native culture — only from 21919,000 miles away.
Which is why Hanukkah is a big deal for mostly assimilated Jews like myself.
The Yanomami are among the most isolated and least assimilated people in the world.
Immigrants without connections to their home culture — fully "assimilated" immigrants — are relatively worse off.
This household was more secular and assimilated, and Buber stopped observing most Jewish customs.
So far, his official campaign communications haven't fully assimilated that part of his identity.
My grandparents bought into the idea that if you just assimilated you could be successful.
"It's quite amazing to see how fast they've assimilated quite technical mathematical ideas," Brown said.
Even white immigrants from suffered the indignities of being discriminated against until they were assimilated.
Immigrants' more assimilated offspring may care less about traditional cooking or a Gujarati-speaking staff.
Drnaso assimilated both Crumb's uncorked adolescent anger and the heavy cross-hatching that expressed it.
They would have hated me because I'm assimilated and because I'm the product of intermarriage.
She feels assimilated in Sesto, she said, and wants to raise her two sons here.
Even after a decade and a half, she didn't feel as though she had assimilated.
He assimilated, only to be uprooted again at 9, when his family returned to Pakistan.
They may have been foreign when they came, but they came and assimilated into India.
Skittles are being assimilated in a mysterious way into the coded language of white supremacy.
As I grew up and assimilated, my assimilation became another barrier between me and my parents.
Since he was assimilated by the Borg himself, there's an assumption that they have his DNA.
What seemed radical ends up so well assimilated in later decades that it's hard to imagine.
Labor unions were more easily able to grow, because they were organizing an increasingly assimilated workforce.
Their family had emigrated from Somalia when they were young, but the girls never quite assimilated.
Studies show that the less assimilated parents are to American culture, the more stressed the children.
Buber promised that they did not have to become German, as assimilated Jews sought to do.
Many of us are assimilated enough, and accepted enough, that we often forget we are different.
It would be assimilated to direct financing of public spending, which is totally forbidden by European Treaties.
German-Americans are now so well assimilated that most, like Donald Trump, no longer identify as such.
But a haircut and a religious ritual later, Mowgli is assimilated and happy with his new tribe.
He also assimilated well to his new team, and the playful joking that kind of camaraderie entails.
As talking animal media progressed in the 2000s, animals were fully integrated and assimilated into human society.
Because they grew up here as children, they are almost universally fluent in English and culturally assimilated.
And that thriving, interdependent economy rewarded those who adopted Roman values and assimilated with the Roman system.
He had been raised in an assimilated intellectual household in Paris by parents who ignored their Jewish heritage.
In the post-Holocaust United States, the artist could now serve the psychic needs of assimilated American Jews.
"Funny how Europeans assimilated, unlike Third Worlders demanding welfare while raping, killing Americans," she tweeted in September 13.
Today, my online writing is assimilated into a network so vast I don't even know where it stops.
"If learning can be assimilated into an existing knowledge base, advantage tilts to the old," says Mr Salthouse.
New York City followed suit this July with a "Right to Know" bill, which the NYPD assimilated internally.
Get Kirk's Command Chair beanbag for $54.99 See Details Try not to get assimilated by this mood light.
Born in 1886 in Vienna, Karl Polanyi grew up in Budapest, in an assimilated, highly cultured Jewish family.
Anatoly Mironovich Kovarsky was born on April 6, 1919, in Moscow, to a family of wealthy assimilated Jews.
Indeed, discrimination against whites has become a well-assimilated and ready explanation for their status, vulnerability and failures.
She has assimilated with her mostly white peers because she lacks a connection to a broader black culture.
Herman has a tragic faith in America as a secure home for semi-assimilated Jews like the Levins.
Once the immediate threat is gone, the "information has to be assimilated into the memory banks," said McKechnie.
When Bracke was born in the late 1980s, video games were still being assimilated into mainstream American culture.
In power, Hitler assimilated all opponents to the other "side" and had them sent to camps or killed.
For my relatives, Chinese immigrants from the Philippines, this was evidence of how I'd assimilated and they hadn't.
"It may be that I'm influenced by my background as the grandson of an assimilated Frenchman," he added.
For centuries, India has assimilated, internalized, accommodated and embraced waves of immigrants, invaders, traders and preachers among others.
This makes it particularly ironic that these days, Hanukkah is perhaps the most assimilated Jewish holiday there is.
He believes that as L.G.B.T. people feel increasingly assimilated, they could go the way of one or the other of two traditionally Democratic constituencies: Jewish voters, who have by and large remained loyal to the Democratic Party as they have assimilated, or non-Hispanic Catholics, who gradually shed their partisanship.
The lieutenant talked about these on assimilated enclaves, which are like open pits of gasoline waiting for a flame.
My life became fairly normal; I was raised in a safe and loving environment and assimilated into Australian culture.
It was a bridge year in which new faces like Noel and Harrison Barnes assimilated into the team's culture.
It's the perfect geeky addition to any collection, and you don't have to worry about being assimilated or anything.
It was only from watching, mirroring and absorbing the city's culture and way of life that she gradually assimilated.
Immigrants to America have traditionally embraced our liberty, our values and our Constitution, and have assimilated into our society.
One of Guyatt's surprising findings is how many liberals believed that the Indian population should be assimilated through intermarriage.
This reminded me of when Picard is captured and assimilated by the Borg in a "The Next Generation" episode.
Instead, she has assimilated as a kind of ideal roommate, with none of the challenges of an actual human.
Gradually, however, the P.C.F. accepted the rules of democracy, assimilated them — and has often even contributed to defending them.
Wurtzel assimilated cancer into her persona in her 50s in the same way she had depression in her 20s.
TikTok assimilated quickly into the viral-sphere, offering short videos in the same spirit as its late predecessor Vine.
By the time of Macron's childhood of music lessons and tennis matches, the family had assimilated into the bourgeoisie.
"It will be aggregated and assimilated in a way that people can have ready access to it," she said.
The Etruscans flourished in central Italy 2,500 years ago but their culture and language were assimilated into the Roman empire.
Instead, LGBTQ+ identity is being assimilated into a complex matrix of legibility, homonationalism, and the "Gay Inc" nonprofit industrial complex.
Today the tools invented by these administrative reformers are largely taken for granted, assimilated into the everyday workings of government.
The sportswriter Robert Lipsyte describes Mr. Simpson as a "counterrevolutionary," and in Brentwood he assimilated easily into the white elite.
The lawsuit alleges NYPD officers assimilated into mosques to conduct surveillance of Muslims who had nothing to do with terrorism.
Like Indian removal, Guyatt argues, colonization emerged after reformers abandoned the idea that blacks could be assimilated into American society.
As a result, and to their chagrin today, they lost their native language and assimilated almost by force to survive.
He focuses on these types of people because he feels that this is now something dangerous that can't be assimilated.
The daughter of assimilated Jews, she married a munitions magnate who came with a castle and did business with Mussolini.
They can be a way to become assimilated at a new school, and a way to find friends for life.
In his view, Chinese entrepreneurs are "gladiators", who have assimilated "the lessons learned in the coliseum", namely "kill or be killed".
In many places, the Hui have so thoroughly assimilated that their only connection to Islam is a vestigial aversion to pork.
American children from cultures beyond the United States' borders experience many flavors and nutritional boosts that their more assimilated neighbors lose.
Expanding on Murray's statement, Storr continues: "Murray seized on the potential of bubble-writing and quickly assimilated it into her art.".
A series of fleshy, digitally constructed instruments imagine what it would look like if your sex toys were assimilated by aliens.
She also noted that another Latina at the firm easily assimilated into the office's white culture and was favored by staff.
A Latino presidential candidate who is educated, assimilated and successful will remind Americans that Latinos are good citizens with solid values.
Unlike streaming, which has silently assimilated into our lives, the digital revolution felled the music industry like an outstretched decaying tree.
The Popolocas built in the area over several centuries, beginning around A.D. 900, and were assimilated into the sprawling Aztec kingdom.
Okinawa had been under Japanese control for over 300 years, but Okinawans never really assimilated, retaining their own language and culture.
Otto and Ella Neumann were assimilated Jews who owned a paint factory near Prague and had two sons, Hans and Lotar.
Both Ico and Shadow became staples of the PS2 era, and have since been assimilated into Sony's oeuvre of iconic games.
As many gay conservatives see it, most L.G.B.T. people are now fully assimilated and are as secure as any other Americans.
If you go back to the early 20th century, Italians and Poles and ethnic white folks eventually got assimilated into whiteness.
The son of a prosperous textile manufacturer, Zweig was the elegant embodiment of the assimilated Jew — urbane, instinctually tolerant, inclined toward pacifism.
Kevin G from Mean Girls is also positioned as aggressively sexual and inappropriate, suggesting that he has not assimilated to American culture.
Though the recruitment videos are often quick to show smiling, easily assimilated women of color, the reality is typically far more awkward.
Explanations include the fact that Muslims (mostly of north African origin) in France have not assimilated into the mainstream of French society.
Things were peaceful, as long as Blacks accepted their place on the bottom rungs of society, and Mexican and Native Americans assimilated.
The feminists of the 1970s were an embattled minority, but American culture has since assimilated many of their values into the mainstream.
Basminder's immediate family, including her parents Deepa and Sunny (Purva Bedi and Alok Tewari) were born in Wisconsin and are largely assimilated.
Moreover, the events commemorated by Hanukkah in major part were not anachronistic squabbles between fundamentalist and assimilated Jews, as Mr. Lukas states.
Unlike my other great-grandparents, the Wieners never really assimilated, my father told me, clinging to their old language and strict religiosity.
The work is so thoroughly assimilated into art history that its authority feels like a given, but Chicago remains protective of it.
If they do adopt the country's customs or speak its language, they aren't said to have ''assimilated'' but to have ''gone native.
She said the current debate had become overly focused on whether Muslims were "integrated enough" or "assimilated enough," crowding out actual dialogue.
They grow their ranks by assimilating the various beings they encounter throughout the galaxy, and the process strips the assimilated of their individuality.
All those past lives and cultures, assimilated through the metaphysical ear, are integrated into the collective unconscious represented by the show's final installation.
Anawrahta, the most celebrated king of medieval Burma, drew up an official list of 37 nats to be assimilated into the Buddhist pantheon.
Later she becomes, to all appearances, a comfortably assimilated European woman, living in Berlin with her German husband, Marko, and their two children.
The term WASP—standing for White Anglo-Saxon Protestant—is a bit anachronistic, since white Catholics are now very assimilated into white culture.
Though a typical African in build and features, he has assimilated, to a great extent, the manners and thoughts of an Oxford undergraduate.
"He was a compulsive worker and assimilated information all the time, and that let him stay up to date for decades," Steele says.
Modernity is power, and those who have better assimilated it, especially if physically weaker, can often appear threatening to those who feel disempowered.
Over time, however, Lavine argued, as races and cultures become less distinct (more assimilated), Republican voters who are dispositionally intolerant of difference (e.g.
Fortunes made in the fast-industrialising empire, many by Jewish and assimilated Jewish families such as the Wittgensteins and Ephrussi, changed the urban landscape.
This was the conclusion that turned Theodor Herzl, a highly assimilated Viennese journalist who barely observed Jewish customs, into the founder of modern Zionism.
" And Professor Goldfarb at Harvard said: "I don't know anyone else who had his breadth or so quickly assimilated things in all different areas.
They really don't have a sense of where their consulate is or where the cities and hospitals are, so they aren't assimilated at all.
There's considerable evidence that pollsters tend to contact too many well-assimilated, English-speaking, high-turnout Hispanic voters who live in less Hispanic areas.
As L.G.B.T.Q. life assimilated into the mainstream, the conformity that is at the root of all fashion grew gradually even more studied, less adventurous.
The film oscillates literally and thematically between scenes of Tovi and her Pan-Africanist mother living on welfare and her assimilated, well-off aunt.
But the greatest reward for everyone working with orangutans is the release of those who have assimilated the skills to survive in the wild.
Following the Arab conquest of North Africa in the 7th century, the Berbers gradually converted to Islam and over generations assimilated into Arab communities.
One fades, and the other traditionally gets assimilated into the larger culture, with a kind of petting zoo gentility – welcome to Neutered York City.
Following accusations that the industry lacks diversity, we see more people of color, but they're mysteriously assimilated with all of the white people around them.
But I can't think of another American novelist who seems as deeply disinclined to be assimilated into mainstream society, whatever and wherever that may be.
He said "anti-immigrant" sentiments have been around since the beginning of the country, but in the long term, immigrants often become assimilated and accepted.
It's funny, I feel like I in many ways assimilated to the best I could, tried to be one of the guys, whatever it was.
Clinton's strength among less assimilated, Spanish-speaking and low-turnout Hispanic voters in heavily Hispanic and urban areas might be missed in the polls. Mrs.
The St. Louis Rams moved their franchise there in 2016, and the San Diego Chargers assimilated into the growing LA sports behemoth a year later.
He and other chefs and scholars are on a mission to excavate and codify recipes and ingredients that disappeared when their ancestors were forcibly assimilated.
In any other society, such material would have been unpublishable, but Péladan sparked little outrage in an environment that had assimilated Baudelaire, Rimbaud, and Huysmans.
But after 21 years in this country, he had assimilated to American ways and had seen how couples from varying cultures could be happy together.
"The mother is very formal and traditional, and the daughter is as cute and assimilated and just dripping personality as you can be," he said.
Sandler, a nice assimilated Jewish boy, was in many ways the right man for his time, but beyond that he had a sense of intuition.
I have miscegenated and mutated, tolerated and assimilated and yet I remain the same in the eyes of those who would fear and despise me.
I moved to London from America in September to study photojournalism and I feel like I've assimilated as well as a loud-mouthed American can do.
Mr. Smith "represents a generation that has assimilated the codes of true freedom, one that is free of manifestoes and questions about gender," Mr. Ghesquière stated.
He doesn't understand why she isn't happier at the chance of an American education, and she doesn't understand how he's assimilated so quickly to American life.
But is this art being included and assimilated into a broader American lens, or does it offer a challenging counter-narrative to the colonial nation state?
I quickly assimilated into this new world where kids with empty pockets and hard eyes could afford the latest fashions and attract the most beautiful girls.
Second-generation Cat is thoroughly assimilated, but her mother speaks honestly about her difficult relationship with her own mother, who died just after Cat was born.
They brought their own style of North Korean cuisine with them, and dishes such as lightly fermented carrot salad have been assimilated into Kazakh roadside diners.
But as is common elsewhere as well, the tongue has fallen into obscurity as generations of Māori have assimilated into the dominant culture of their colonizers.
Having grown up in a fully assimilated household in America and then moved to Israel to become a fighter pilot, Keinan became disenchanted with both places.
Mr. Yanner is a man made for these times; he has an encyclopedic knowledge of the world that he has assimilated into Gangalidda laws and philosophy.
But as Randall Fuller shows in "The Book That Changed America," this was not the only way Darwinian precepts were assimilated into American life and thought.
In pitting two very different kinds of immigrants against each other — one comfortably assimilated, the other helpless in every sense — Sekaran offers a brilliantly agonizing setup.
He was born Erwin Appelfeld in 1932 to a prosperous, assimilated German-speaking Jewish family in Bukovina, a territory of shifting borders between Romania and Ukraine.
Whereas by an intermixture with our people, they, or their descendants, get assimilated to our customs, measures, and laws: in a word, soon become one people.
Sanders' attacks on Democrats on Monday prove that she's assimilated Trump's characteristic tactic of stoking anger and new controversies to deflect from his own political liabilities.
But they slowly assimilated into whiteness, creating an even more substantial majority — a bloc that left everybody else on the far side of the moat, minoritized.
Simone Veil was born Simone Jacob in 1927 in the Mediterranean city of Nice to a middle-class, assimilated — in other words, non-religious — Jewish family.
The Cham "were dispersed and scattered among Khmer villages for their communities to be broken up and fully assimilated into the Cambodian population", Nil Nonn said.
In later work he graduates to styles signifying primitiveness and authenticity, assimilated from artists as different as the untutored John Kane, Georges Rouault, and perhaps Max Beckmann.
However, as Murakami sought to subvert the mainstream art world by championing the marginalized aesthetic of otaku, the latter ultimately (perhaps inevitably) became assimilated into the former.
On the surface, it seems the source of Mari's rage toward the middle-class, light-skinned, assimilated Hernandez sisters is one of class mobility and race betrayal.
In the sense that they lack the more rounded and assimilated, even inert character of completed films, unfinished ones bear something undecided, exciting, and ambivalent about them.
They, too, started to believe that if they altered their behavior, if they better assimilated, it they rose to white people's ideals, they would mitigate white racism.
Moskowitz calls suspension "one tool in the toolkit," and says that most occur during the first weeks of school, when students haven't yet assimilated the school's expectations.
The border has long been an active and porous one, going back to the days when Duke Ellington adopted symphonic forms and Maurice Ravel assimilated the blues.
Brimelow cast the current wave of American immigrants in dismal terms: less skilled, less European, less assimilated, less law-abiding and less Republican than the previous newcomers.
Those who came to the United States through the 1924 quotas assimilated into the country and helped create "really the solid middle class of America," he continued.
Having been a decoder of a strain of Muslim-American life — middle-class, educated, assimilated, though less comfortably so after 2001 — he has, for now, moved on.
Ms. Bedö grew up in Budapest in an assimilated Roman Catholic household; Mr. Fisher grew up on the Upper West Side of Manhattan in a Jewish community.
The early episodes play up the cousins' conflicts; Chris, who's recently returned from Idaho, is a frequent punching bag for being overly assimilated into white hipster culture.
The patients have been described in medical papers as if they were superior beings, almost invariably the smartest, most sensitive, and best assimilated children in their families.
The more we were educated in US schools and the more we assimilated, the more we internalized the disdain American society has for someone like my mother.
The reader also learns about his life before the Holocaust: His father raised him as an assimilated Jew, depriving him of both German and the Jewish culture.
Today, American Jews are widely considered the model minority, so thoroughly assimilated that organizational Jewish energies are now largely devoted to protecting our religious and cultural distinctiveness.
But in the Philippines, the social media capital of the world according to global media agency We Are Social, Facebook rushed into a culture that unquestioningly assimilated it.
He runs a research program aboard the repurposed Borg cube and he wields enough power to get Soji into the holding cell where formerly assimilated Romulans are held.
"For the study, Vitousek and his colleagues used a computer modeling system called CoSMoS-COAST, which stands for "Coastal Storm Modeling System—Coastal One-line Assimilated Simulation Tool.
She believes she was taken from her birth parents to be assimilated, but acknowledged that like many, she came from a family where there was neglect and alcoholism.
These manhunters are being described as "diverse," while the Nazis in question have escaped persecution with the help of the United States government and assimilated into American culture.
It was also grounded in the belief that immigrants should be welcomed to the United States only if they wanted to, and could, be successfully assimilated into America.
And by the time the second- and third- generation Mexicali transplants come of age, they're fluent in Spanish and English like in most border towns, and fully assimilated.
Harit is profoundly isolated, in part because he is lost in mourning for his late sister, who was outgoing where he is retiring, assimilated where he is awkward.
"We need this year to ensure we are well assimilated, the two banks come together seamlessly ... Then maybe 2018, 2019 we will look at other options," Devji said.
The authors did not foresee how older white voters would swing over to the Republican side and the way many assimilated Hispanics would vote like non-Hispanic whites.
The Farewell is about individuals who have successfully assimilated into new and prosperous countries, who have withstood the whiplash of globalization, and yet they remain troubled, unsatisfied people.
Maybe, but somehow she has assimilated them so thoroughly they are second nature, and her work is dense with references that fuel its intense conceptual and emotional thrust.
In contrast, regulating immigration remains a relatively simple task, and if immigrants are properly assimilated, they can have an immediate impact on the size of the work force.
" Michael Krasny, author of "Let There Be Laughter," a book about Jewish humor, said many jokes make light of Jews' "anxiety of being assimilated and turning into Christians.
Her father, who died in May 2015 at 87, started life as Istvan Friedman, an only child born to an assimilated, well-to-do Jewish couple in Budapest.
We have found that many Asians whose families have been in the US for several generations -- arguably the most assimilated -- refuse to fall prey to the false equivalency.
I can tell you that even this, the strangest thing I have ever heard in a car, eventually assimilated itself into the background and became easy not to notice.
The joke, of course, is that racism is bad, and that this is a particularly unlikely form of racism, since Italian-Americans have been largely assimilated into white culture.
The pair discussed how their family assimilated to the neighborhood, "doing everything we were supposed to do and better," yet it wasn't enough to keep white people from leaving.
Even as they prize their roots, Brazilian musicians have assimilated jazz, rock, reggae, metal, hip-hop, electronic music and more; they also pack pop lyrics with complexly allusive poetry.
The 70s was the period in the West where I got assimilated into a gay politics, which made me curious about what the gay politics of India might be.
"In pitting two very different kinds of immigrants against each other — one comfortably assimilated, the other helpless in every sense — Sekaran offers a brilliantly agonizing setup," wrote our reviewer.
All of them were perfectly assimilated sidekicks, and if they were giving me advice on how to be an Asian woman in suburbia, it would have been: Be beautiful.
This line of thinking inherently assumes that what Angola's pirates are doing is bad for Wikipedia and that they must be assimilated to the already regulated norms of Wikipedia's community.
Most of those incomers were quickly assimilated, but not the Kurds, indigenous Muslims whose presence in Anatolia far predates the Turks (who arrived from Central Asia a mere millennium ago).
Like much of Latin America, Brazil also has a fairly small Muslim population, which according to Maximiliano Korstanje, a terrorism scholar at Argentina's University of Palermo, is mostly well-assimilated.
My own family, assimilated Berlin Jews, told each other that Hitler's rhetoric was merely campaign sloganeering and that the Nazi party would turn to reasonably responsible governance once in power.
"Udon has about 1,200 years of history in Japan, and ramen only about 100," he said, acknowledging that both noodle styles were originally assimilated into Japan from the Chinese kitchen.
Mosseri's most pressing responsibility will be reassuring users that the culture of Instagram and its app won't be assimilated into Facebook now that he's running things instead of the founders.
His mother (like the mother in "American Dervish") believed that American Jews were the model immigrants, assimilated enough to make it in the new land but respectful of their traditions.
Outside of class, she meets a young Indian man, Vijay, who is more assimilated in terms of language skills but who still assumes the male privileges of his native culture.
Improving America's ability to have a more accurate reading of the Middle East requires revolutionizing the process through which information regarding the Middle East is gathered, processed, evaluated, and assimilated.
"They are increasingly assimilated into the mainstream market," said Kathryn Hamm, LGBTQ+ education expert at The Knot Worldwide, which owns The Knot and WeddingWire, two leading online wedding services companies.
By the time they had me and my brother, they were fully assimilated to Italian life, and for the next 11 years, they raised me and my brother as Italian Koreans.
It has long been a staid and assimilated neighborhood, but had you run up First Avenue 60 or 70 years ago, you would have enjoyed a little tour through Central Europe.
Throughout the years, they have assimilated so well into mainstream Chinese society that of the 56 officially designated nationality groups in China, their religion is the sole unifying criterion of identity.
But Buttigieg seems to have assimilated a key lesson of Trump's 2016 campaign — in a crowded field, attention is the scarcest commodity, and it's worth seeking wherever it can be found.
The Lebanese government maintains that to improve living conditions for the Palestinians would compromise their eventual right of return, by allowing Israel to argue that they have assimilated in new homes.
Many Turks still do not feel well assimilated more than half a century after the first Turkish guest workers were invited to help Germany rebuild its economy after World War Two.
I wonder if my music taste has assimilated to the culture, and if I am doing Carrie Underwood and Lady Gaga, for example, a disservice by no longer purchasing their music.
If he's truly become so assimilated to the culture of the Saviors' compound, The Walking Dead will have wasted most of the genuinely intriguing character development it's afforded Eugene thus far.
When a category for Native Americans, "Indian," was finally introduced in 1860, only tax-paying Native Americans who had renounced their tribal citizenship and had assimilated to American life were counted.
Those elsewhere, the children and grandchildren of villagers displaced by war in the 1980s and 1990s, many of them assimilated into Turkish culture, have frequently voted AK, as have some religious Kurds.
Later, in season two, Rick reveals he's as gifted sexually as he is intellectually when he out-fucks an entire planet of aliens who have assimilated into a Borg-like hive mind.
But those of us who have overcome that resistance, the more experienced solvers among us — all will eventually be assimilated — know that a crossword is not simply a question-and-answer game.
Despite this, Superorganism have assimilated sounds they may or may not have heard and weaved them into their own potpourri—a fever-dream of hyperactive lilts, slouching samples and references to prawns.
When "What Will People Say" begins, Nisha is a bright and beautiful teenager, as much the ideal assimilated daughter of Norway as she is the ideal daughter of her Pakistani immigrant parents.
For decades, being Indigenous was stigmatized in Canada, and the various languages used by Indigenous people were made taboo at so-called residential schools, where Indigenous children were sent to be assimilated.
Most of the immigrants were European Catholics, with fairly compatible heritage, but not all: More than 100,000 Indochinese refugees came in the decades after World War II, and they assimilated easily, too.
Despite having assimilated into Japanese culture after living in the country for five years, Lucy is perfectly content to be emotionally disconnected to the world around her, moving robotically through her life.
Through this best-selling novel, he gave white Americans a racist tour of the safari of Harlem, casting assimilated blacks in the guise of tropical exotic lands being spoiled by white developers.
As a Jewish person, it feels like I could have assimilated into white hegemonic culture and be totally comfortable and go out to the Hamptons or go golfing or whatever people do.
The film gives full voice to his view of a social order in which the rules of nature assimilated and handed down through the centuries among the Cohiuano must be obeyed, or else.
Critics claim the camps are Beijing's attempt to eliminate the region's Islamic cultural and religious traditions -- a process of sinicization, by which ethnic minorities are forcibly assimilated into wider majority Han Chinese culture.
They might pass off their annoyance as pride or patriotism, but part of it, I'd bet, is that Alexei is a constant reminder of how assimilated they've become into their cushy American lifestyles.
Do we continue to ignore the ambient fear and disregard for blackness around us, or do we acknowledge that it is part of what we have assimilated -- a structural element in American culture?
I think RuPaul is extraordinary, in the way he's been able to feed back the ways in which he's assimilated white supremacist aesthetics, feed it back to the culture — that's sort of brilliant.
I've assimilated gigabytes of dialogue ("No one can guarantee the actions of another," said Mr. Spock in the episode "Day of the Dove") and useless factoids (there were 215,230 androids in "I, Mudd").
Today, there are significant and often acrimonious divisions between Reform, Conservative, and Orthodox Jews; between Zionist and anti-Zionist Jews; between secular, assimilated Jews and haredim , the ultra-Orthodox who reject modernity entirely.
While she found that immigrants maintained ethnic-specific microbiome profiles, even after decades in Amsterdam, Dr. Vangay found that the gut microbiomes of Hmong and Karen immigrants steadily assimilated to their new locale.
"They all assimilated this kind of idea that if you were a jazz musician in Detroit, you didn't wait around for people to do things for you — you did it yourself," he said.
Part of this fascination also stemmed from the experiences of his family during World War II. His paternal grandparents were assimilated Austrian Jews who survived thanks to forged documents that disguised their identity.
Brazil's current President Jair Bolsonaro has stated that indigenous peoples should be assimilated into Brazilian society by opening up their lands to large-scale agriculture and mining — a move that would be unconstitutional.
"Over the last couple of decades we have been assimilated into something we didn't agree to be part of," said Tom Morris, a 34-year-old drag queen in Brighton, who voted Leave.
"Mixed blood" Indians, for example, were added to rolls in hopes that assimilated Indians would be more likely to cede their land; later, after land claims were established, more restrictive definitions were adopted.
Past civilisations that assimilated foreigners and made them equal citizens—such as Imperial Rome, the Muslim caliphate, the Chinese empires and the United States—all took centuries rather than decades to accomplish the transformation.
Detroit has worked hard to create a startup culture and it seems to be working but in many cases these startups are assimilated, Borg-like into Quicken Loans and cannot stand on their own.
Ivanka Trump, who's been an adviser on her father's transition team along with his two adult sons, will instead get her family assimilated into their new home in Washington, D.C., transition officials told Reuters.
The Huns primarily terrorized Europe and Central Asia in the fifth century, and the film conflates them with the Xiongnu, a warlike group of nomadic tribes who had by then assimilated into Chinese culture.
There were, indeed, assimilated Hellenized Jews caught up in this war on the Syrian side, but the Maccabees' revolt was primarily against the Syrians who were forcing the destruction of Judaism and its practices.
Jean AUEL rose to fame through her first novel, "The Clan of the Cave Bear," in 1980, about a Cro-Magnon woman, Ayla, who assimilated herself into a Neanderthal clan during the Ice Age.
Some of them might talk to other immune cells, and work out strategies for destroying not only the virus but also cells that it has infected and assimilated into its Borg-y virus collective.
Despite the so-called "ethnic enclaves," most second-generation immigrants and first-generation immigrants who arrived as children (the "Dreamers") are fully assimilated, well educated and integrated into the economic life of the nation.
In one article published by CIS, Feere questioned whether children brought to the United States at an early age were sufficiently assimilated or loyal to this nation to be granted any type of legal status.
If you could go anywhere in the world and adopt these little babies and put them into households that were already assimilated into America, those babies will grow up as American as any other baby.
The twin rookie congresswomen, with their very existence, poke holes at the idea that only unveiled Muslim American women are suitably assimilated (read: safe) or that all veiled ladies are pathetically submissive or latent terrorists.
As much as Jewish Americans are assimilated into every facet of American life, it bears reminding ourselves and the nation that political decisions that affect us are in large measure being made by non-Jews.
In the case of the "Mad Bomber," however, Dr. Brussel was basically leaning on Sherlock Holmes–style hunches about an immigrant who fell hard for the American dream and yet never quite assimilated into society.
Obviously some people, like my own stiff-necked ancestors, refused to be assimilated and had to be put down; and as I said, the Romans had no problem being vicious when that served their purposes.
In 1877, he gave a speech as the president of the Bohemian Club called "The Chinese Question," in which he argued that non-assimilated races couldn't live together in harmony unless one enslaved the other.
Although the U.S. and Iran are at odds with one another, [Iranian Americans] continue to be a hard-working, highly educated, group of people that has assimilated very well and are productive members of society.
His children assimilated easily into British society, but Nur, who belongs to a branch of the clan that chased Siad Barre out of Mogadishu, found that many Somali expatriates clung fiercely to their clan identities.
You can be sure Muslim immigrants and their fully assimilated children and grandchildren heard loud and clear what Trump was really saying — that they couldn't assimilate because their religion is antithetical to genuine American identity.
This means that no matter where or how many times we show her work — even in a circular structure such as the Guggenheim Museum, as curator Bashkoff happily points out — af Klint cannot be assimilated.
To achieve its goals, the AI assimilated Captain Leland, the head of the Section 31 ship assigned to the Discovery, in a scene hauntingly reminiscent of Captain Picard's transformation to Locutus of Borg on Next Generation.
Thiel was, simply, the safest representation of the LGBTQ community the RNC could have picked — not queer but gay, not trans but cis, male, white, profoundly wealthy, proudly assimilated and committed to the destruction of Gawker.
So it remains to be seen whether the obviously very different set of ideas, if you can call them that, that Mr. Trump ran on will change anyone's mind or whether they'll have to be assimilated.
This shaming sets Gerry off into a frenzy of comic vitriol, but there's something deeper at work, too: his fear that gay culture, so assimilated now, no longer has room for loud, lonely misfits like him.
As a product of assimilated Jews, my mother always told me that America is the promised land for Jews, because it basically just got out of their way and allowed them to assimilate and then succeed.
Some women assimilated, donning shoulder pads and faux-ties, becoming, as Ms. Steinem memorably put it, the men they were once supposed to marry, earning law and medical degrees, becoming corporate executives and Fox News contributors.
It's likely that it came from emulating reggae or rap, both of which were genres being played/mangled by largely interchangeable soul-patched white dudes from 1996 to 2003 and thus assimilated into rock's sonic vocabulary.
Like Anton, they hold deep antagonism to immigrants and immigration, opposition to their equality within American society, and nostalgia for a time when prosperity was the province of the native-born and a select few "assimilated" immigrants.
Drescher's character, Fran Fine, was a glamorously packaged bridge between the immigrant generation (her grandmother, Grandma Yetta, would frequently appear hilariously befuddled and bedazzled, with a Romanian-meets-Queens rasp) and the modern, assimilated New York Jew.
The emperor, as fever-struck in his way as Augustus II, enlisted a handful of Jesuit painters to apply the enamels in the imperial workshops and to supervise his Chinese artisans as they assimilated the new technique.
And a new function, called Cleo, works like a game, to tempt users into sending Amazon new data, whether on new languages Echo has not yet assimilated or accents for a language it in theory already knows.
When West Germany swallowed up a decrepit East, it was seen as a crowning western triumph in the Cold War: the Communist police state that imprisoned dissidents and shot escapees was assimilated to its successful, democratic neighbor.
" According to Tyler, Trump has become another in a long line of Republicans who "say all these things that sound terrific, then get to Washington, get assimilated by leadership, and drink the Kool-Aid, and nothing happens.
" He follows up by saying that "diversity is relatively new" in the country, and that while European immigrants assimilated to society, "that's not the case with African-Americans or other racial groups because they don't melt in.
Later regarded as one of the giants of Jamaican modern art, Huie had studied in England and Canada, and had assimilated certain Postimpressionist touches into his renderings of his homeland's lush natural environment, which he painted with gusto.
Many of us can recite the story of Weimar-era Judaism as a cautionary tale — an assimilated community, well-established in German civic culture, that could not see what was coming for them until it was too late.
No, because we were refugees back in the 70s and now that we've assimilated and we're included it doesn't affect us, but we stand in solidarity with the people who are affected now because we were once refugees.
Even the most assimilated Mexican immigrants on this side of the border find it hard to root against El Tri (as Mexico's national team is known), loath to cede fútbol, on top of everything else, to the Americans.
In the film, produced by Joseph Goebbels himself, Josef Süss Oppenheimer, an 18th-century religious Jew, emerges from the ghetto, makes himself over as an assimilated man, and rises to become the treasurer to the Duke of Württemberg.
More generally, the proliferation of pho and banh mi restaurants throughout the city, several residents pointed out, is proof of the degree to which certain elements of Vietnamese culture are being integrated and assimilated into greater New Orleans.
But it is challenged as well by people on the left who don't believe that immigrants need to be assimilated to such an overarching identity or who think that the latter is necessarily associated with bigotry and exclusion.
They were writing about the way their generation of assimilated Jews had become soft in America—in Bellow's phrase, when he went to Israel in 1975, how American Jews had become "lightly chloroformed" to the realities of power?
And Walters has more sinister plans for this clever girl, who is soon able to declare: "I am what you and Princess have made me, Master," proving she has assimilated the lessons in evil she learned at their hands.
Rome, over the course of its history from republic to empire, to its eventual fall, assimilated the fighting sports of Greece and Eturia, to name a few, to produce a hyper-violent rendition of boxing, wrestling, and the Pankration.
As researchers like Miller render raw SportVU data into defensive metrics available to the public, they'll be assimilated into DRPM data, and we'll come closer and closer to showing the truth of a defender's impact in one clean number.
The book, which traces the decimation of her father's prosperous, assimilated Jewish clan during World War II, his improbable survival and then reinvention in Denmark, Brazil and America, and his gender metamorphosis at 76, becomes a complex act of forgiveness.
In "American Pastoral," perhaps his greatest novel, the American dream of Seymour "Swede" Levov, the assimilated Jew of Viking-evoking athletic ability and appearance during his Newark youth, comes apart in the vortex of his daughter's descent into terrorism.
The fear of a fifth column is nothing new, either: For as long as Americans have held up the ideal of the integrated or assimilated immigrant, they've been afraid that some immigrants are simply occupying America without joining it.
I've twice been on the side of the company being taken over, and I've acquired and assimilated several others, among them Pixar, Marvel, Lucas-film, and, most recently, 21st Century Fox," Iger writes in his memoir, "The Ride of a Lifetime.
The stories in Carlos Hernandez's cheekily titled new collection, THE ASSIMILATED CUBAN'S GUIDE TO QUANTUM SANTERIA (Rosarium, paper, $17.95), paint intriguing vignettes in which characters contend equally with the trials of American race relations, ethnic assimilation, magic, technology and theoretical physics.
These small porcelain objects become portals to the multigenerational history of de Waal's lineage in the Euphressi family, extremely wealthy Jewish bankers whose assimilated and cultured lives in Odessa, Vienna, and Paris were brought to an abrupt end by the Holocaust.
I think much of this, Maria, is a function of Washington that they just -- they still have not accommodated and assimilated themselves into a -- into a system run by a president who thinks you can do many different things at once.
But dig a little deeper into Twitter's dustier corners, and you'll find a huge, interconnected, bafflingly popular collection of fan-made parody accounts — a strange cousin to the Twitter fan club, where celebrities and brands are assimilated, rather than fawned over.
Given that Anyanwu is not only black but African, a first-generation American and that she's working within the theater, her stories are doubly complex: She's dramatizing the cultural crisis of assimilating as well as the existential crisis of the assimilated.
After a half-century of social and legal battles that have resulted in an almost assimilated gay population in America, our civil rights are now, once again, just as frighteningly fragile as when I first sought refuge in the Pines.
On Comedy The conundrum of Jewish comedy today is this: How does a sensibility that has long benefited from its outsider status adjust to a world where it has not only assimilated into popular culture but also helped define it.
Another New York story is Joan Micklin Silver's "Hester Street," a drama set on the Lower East Side in 1896 with a luminous Carol Kane as a newly arrived Orthodox Jewish woman whose assimilated husband has no use for her.
As the historian Gerson D. Cohen pointed out in his memorable 1966 commencement address, "The Blessing of Assimilation in Jewish History," Jews throughout history have "assimilated" teachings from the surrounding world to inform their own understanding of an ever-evolving Judaism.
Taken together, the moves put Australia at the forefront of a global movement to limit migration, and to turn citizenship from something meant to help people integrate into what Mr. Turnbull called a "big prize" — a reward for having assimilated.
For a young refugee named Bashar al-Sulaiman — who has learned German, found local roommates and assimilated at a blazing clip — integration is both a challenge and an adventure, leavened with homesickness and permeated with a sense of constant dislocation.
"Seeing Ronstadt sing in Spanish on national television, her album cover published in newspapers, taught us that it was OK to be unapologetically Mexican, no matter how assimilated we may be," wrote Gustavo Arellano in a 2017 Los Angeles Times column.
We want to root for her, we really do, but Ferris Bueller came out just as Gummy Bears became fully assimilated into the mainstream, leading candy-fanatics (or "fandys," as they're known) to brand the multi-colored treats as total sell-out sweets.
We were a couple seasons removed at this point from the time Picard spent assimilated by the Borg, but his lingering (and totally understandable!) distrust prompted some security measures – which included cutting off the captive being's ability to communicate with the Borg Collective.
Ayoreo While most of the thousands-strong Ayoreo tribe have been contacted and have assimilated into mainstream society, the last few members who have remained isolated represent the last remaining uncontacted tribe in South America outside of the Amazon, Survival International says.
Bad Boy Records defined mainstream New York hip-hop in the 1990s and also helped create the template for the genre's pop future — even if the label is far from its peak now, its lessons have been so assimilated as to be ubiquitous.
Clinton later expanded NATO to the borders of Russia, and as John Mearsheimer pointed out in Foreign Affairs, indications that Ukraine might be assimilated into the Western system, possibly even into NATO, could not fail to be threatening to any Russian leader.
The more assimilated Mr. Lauterpacht, who pushed for "crimes against humanity," which concentrates on crimes against individuals, appeals more to his intellect, Mr. Sands said, than the outsider Mr. Lemkin and his campaign for the crime of genocide, which focuses on groups.
Now, fully assimilated into the mainstream music industry — he opened for Taylor Swift and had big radio hits like "Stitches" — Mr. Mendes, now 53, is back at No. 1 with his second record, "Illuminate," making a case for his lasting star value.
Mr. Conwill, a former seminarian and Vietnam War veteran, assimilated a wide range of genres and forms, among them maps and bowls of earth, to depict memory, heritage and the African diaspora in works that blurred the boundaries between performance and conceptual art.
Han explained the selection criteria: "Those who are well assimilated to the North Korean regime, those who are exemplars of working collectively, those who are from the right families, and of course those who meet the height and age standards," she said.
Jesse Eisenberg: I see it happen as acutely as my family and as broadly as reading Philip Roth, or seeing a Woody Allen movie or even a Mel Brooks movie, which may be even more indicative of assimilated humor than Woody Allen.
Sigh. We want to root for her, we really do, but Ferris Bueller came out just as Gummy Bears became fully assimilated into the mainstream, leading candy-fanatics (or "fandys," as they're known) to brand the multi-colored treats as total sell-out sweets.
I mean literally around the world, more of us are using smart phones and more of this technology has become mainstream that therefore it would it become ... Or, sort of just assimilated into our lives in different ways and we're more capable of handling it.
The only pre-Roman urban civilisation on the Italian peninsula, Etruscan city-states in Tuscany, western Umbria and Lazio flourished as centres of culture and commerce from approximately the tenth to the first century BC, when they were defeated and assimilated into the Roman Republic.
Trend Solar: Assimilated a 4G Android Smartphone and Solar Home System to provide affordable access to energy, internet, and mobile in an all-in-one solution that seeks to address the needs of 640 million+ people currently living off-grid in Sub-Saharan Africa.
While the centre-left in the North snubbed the genre, he assimilated aspects of the neomelodic aesthetic into his own political performance, repeatedly declaring an exaggerated love of the South, cracking jokes in dialect and even singing a few Neapolitan tracks of his own.
Trend Solar: Assimilated a 4G Android Smartphone and Solar Home System to provide affordable access to energy, internet and mobile in an all-in-one solution that seeks to address the needs of 640 million+ people currently living off-grid in Sub-Saharan Africa.
As Yglesias put it: I promise you that sophisticated money managers with access to large pools of cash and ultra-fast algorithms understand this better than either you or I do and have already assimilated this information and made trades based on sophisticated models.
Through seven seasons of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" and four movies, Starfleet's most stalwart officer seemed always to be tripping out at key moments: pinging between time streams or dreaming alternate lives; forced into hallucinations by the Ferengi or assimilated by the Borg.
His book "The Jewish Prison: A Rebellious Meditation on the State of Judaism" (2005, translated by Charlotte Mandell) suggested that prosperous, assimilated Western Jews had been enclosed by three self-imposed ideological walls — the concept of the Chosen People, Holocaust remembrance and support for Israel.
After marrying the Indian diplomat Braj Kumar Nehru in 1935, she took the name Shobha (which was selected by her in-laws), dressed in saris and was so thoroughly assimilated that acquaintances often took her for a pale-skinned Kashmiri Pandit, like the Nehrus themselves.
Living, working, and traveling in Mexico brought him in contact with arte popular, the art of ancient Mesoamerica, and the Mexican modernists, especially José Guadalupe Posada, David Alfaro Siqueiros, Frida Kahlo, and Rufino Tamayo — all of whom he avidly assimilated to his own vision.
Break-out single "Ginseng Strip 2002" was eerie but it was a historical pop moment in its own way too—like hearing Jai Paul, or fka twigs, or Burial for the first time; music that assimilated disparate historical references into something that sounded of the future.
Gary Clark Jr.: This Land (Warner Bros.) In the past, Gary Clark Jr. has crafted a blues-rock sound more booming and less minimalist than is the fashion among retro stylists, determined to break through received boundaries and prove that any genre can be assimilated into blues.
"And you saw on Election Day, if you read the polls, that still many of them were upset by the way that (Sanders) was treated and that their views that they took to the table were never really assimilated into the Clinton-Kaine campaign," she added.
And he was attacked by many in Congress and Americans at large who believed that Jews could not be assimilated into American culture, that there were German spies among the refugees, and that many Jews harbored anarchist or communist views antithetical to the American way of life.
Dating only Caucasian men, he gives the side eye to those whose dress or behavior marks them as less assimilated than he; so when he's assigned to facilitate the introduction of Ning (James Chen), an ostensibly straight Beijing actor, to American audiences, Ryan is less than pleased.
Also on the receiving end of Marvelous's imperious asides is her sister Margaret (a warm, slightly melancholy Melanie Nicholls-King), who has also become firmly assimilated into a new culture — Nyasha and her mother share a joke about her frequent "weaves" — albeit with less financial success.
As TechCrunch's Natasha Lomas explained during a 2013 Facebook privacy scandal: Chances are someone you have corresponded with — by email or mobile phone — has let Facebook's data spiders crawl through their correspondence, thereby allowing your contact data to be assimilated entirely without your knowledge or consent.
Or perhaps it is his way of suggesting that the preservation of historical architecture — its language, scale, proportions, and embedded urban histories — will eventually become an anachronism, because it can be invoked or assimilated as codified vernacular, as branding device, within the form of new buildings.
More recently, as Jews have become assimilated into American society, the holiday has evolved into a kind of Semitic sidekick for Christmas, a minor festival pumped up into something it was never meant to be so that Jewish kids won't feel bad about not having a tree.
Prochnik — an essayist and biographer, most recently of the Austrian writer Stefan Zweig — introduces himself here as the cerebral, searching son of a non-Jewish mother and an assimilated Jewish father, who reaches to Judaism as a possible answer to the spiritual challenge of American life.
My strong guess is that the future "majority-minority" America is going to feature lots of people like me — fractionally Hispanic or fractionally Asian people who function as white, sociologically speaking, just as Irish and Italian and Eastern European immigrants assimilated into white status over time.
The film — directed by Sanjay Patel, an Indian-American who grew up in California; produced by a woman; and made by an ethnically diverse crew — shares a highly personal tale that resonates with many audiences: the clash between a tradition-minded immigrant father and his more assimilated son.
"Reciprocal exchanges of language to discuss the body and its geometry have been assimilated, often altering the meanings of these terms and offering designers and artists new insights into the creative process," the paper, set to be presented at the Architecture InPlay Conference in Lisbon in July, stated.
Like many German historians of his generation, Professor Stern sought to explain the causes behind the events that upended his own life and that of his family, Jews who lived a prosperous, assimilated life in Breslau until oppressive conditions forced them to emigrate to the United States in 1938.
It could be argued that the painting makes a case for Korean-American identity as something only seemingly assimilated into the zeitgeist of American life; meanwhile, when one examines the matter more closely, the immigrant has to make untold sacrifices to appear not wholly estranged from their adopted society.
Against the backdrop of their modest childhood apartment, it's clear that each sister has assimilated toward some promise of whiteness, despite privately grappling with discrimination along the way: Emma, a successful management consultant, chafes against her corporate, unsympathetic bosses, while Lyn is fetishized, used, and discarded by her rich white boyfriends.
Our communities have very different issues, and I think for me it is important to identify the background of Asian American when speaking about feminism in order to fully understand how different threads of migration to the US impacted how quickly communities assimilated, grew, prospered, and did well for themselves.
It was also believed that mastering the Palmer Method would make students better Christians, immigrants more assimilated Americans (through its "powerful hygienic effect"), "bad" children better ("the initial step in the reform of many a delinquent") and workers more industrious (because the script had fewer curlicues and strokes than Spencerian).
"First Cow" explores the creation of the ideals they were chasing before they were formed into an ideology: The trading post is a cosmopolitan, polyglot place, filled with immigrants from around the globe and tended to by members of native tribes who are already being dispersed, marginalized and forcibly assimilated.
Over time, non-Arab converts to Islam were assimilated into Arab-Muslim society through tribal "clientage," which Abd Al-Aziz Duri describes in The Historical Formation of the Arab Nation, as "help[ing] to promote both the spread of Arabic and the expansion of Arabisation," while slavery became rampant and unfettered.
In Manhattan, there are two broad varieties of Chinese restaurant: the assimilated uptown slickster, in which leg room and decipherable menus come at the cost of culturally confused cuisine, and their no-frills downtown kinsmen, who dole out hearty, oleaginous fare in riotous surroundings that could use a pump of Febreze.
In Kingston in 2210, fresh out of graduate school, Boxer took on the museum director's role and went on to build what was for little Jamaica a new kind of institution, one that would preserve, protect, and promote the creative expressions of his island country's native and assimilated visual artists.
The stories she told of her semi-assimilated Armenian family making an American life for themselves in West Philadelphia in the years before, during, and after World War II echoed in my head as I read Roth's novels about his Jewish family doing the same in Newark during roughly the same time.
And they may portend a future where the "liberal politics with a dose of cultural conservatism" combination gives way to a sharper choice for many Jews: a more consistently conservative Judaism bound to Israeli nationalism, and a liberal Judaism that's more consistently liberal and less identitarian — and perhaps ultimately more secularized and assimilated.
We can do it through something that makes the prisons shine as well, by showing that the women are happier because they can provide for their families, that they won't come back into the prisons and will be better assimilated into the economy once they're out, which is a win for everybody in society.
Don't overthink any of this: It is simply the way of the franchise that every enemy who sticks around long enough becomes enamored with the Fast & Furious lifestyle — which originally involved stealing cars to thwart bad guys and now involves international biowarfare espionage (look, it's complicated) — and is assimilated into the series' extended found family.
I take this phenomenon of mistrust as indicative of a revisionist desire—namely, the desire to forget the fact that the construction of Israeli identity was an Ashkenazi ideal and so that the biblical lands promised by God were only obtained through the dreaming, or the will, of assimilated Jews from nation-state Europe.

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