You know the broader issue to me is assimilation - assimilation into the culture, assimilation into certain traditions, beliefs and values.
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That's surely assimilation; it's just not the assimilation Donald Trump has in mind.
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Simultaneously, assimilation advocates became lazy, afraid, or oblivious to the civic imperative to cajole assimilation among immigrants.
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The point is that the facts about assimilation are seldom the real issue when assimilation comes up.
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Sessions is using the assimilation of hypothetical future immigrants to deny "assimilation" to the immigrants who are here now.
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He made his Jersey Jews an American concern, and through that assimilation, they (and that process of assimilation itself) went international.
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It is a systematic demand that French culture comes complicit with assimilation, as if there is a magical threshold of assimilation possible to supersede ingrained stratifications within society.
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In contrast, Trump's comments about the non-assimilation of Muslims and Spanish speakers straightforwardly discourage assimilation by withholding inclusion and reinforcing the boundaries between "real" Americans and these immigrant groups.
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It offers eventual full equality so it demands full assimilation.
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The cost of assimilation is always having to explain yourself.
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"Benevolent assimilation" would supposedly raise Filipinos to a higher plane.
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The cultural assimilation process was much worse for my parents.
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The narrator offers a different model of social ascent: assimilation.
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That assimilation is typical of many communities in New Mexico.
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Along with public education, economic mobility and opportunity promoted assimilation.
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It's a holiday that commemorates an ancient battle against assimilation.
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In many ways, my family was the picture of assimilation.
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Since the turbulent 1960s, "assimilation" has become a dirty word.
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The assimilation of different banking cultures was not always successful.
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Their assimilation is still a work in progress, residents say.
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"Now, people seem almost not to want assimilation," he said.
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Mr. Spielberg's craving for assimilation extended to his Jewish heritage.
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She writes: Assimilation was the only option in the 1950s.
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Part II. Native-born's obsession with immigration and assimilation For most of my adult life (I'll be 28503 on March 22019) I have been deeply concerned about immigration and, even more so, about American assimilation.
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Assimilation, however, was nowhere to be found among those in the
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Rupture, slippage and assimilation are foundational to Kahraman's methods and means.
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"A lot of people define being American as assimilation," Barninder said.
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To help his cultural assimilation, Levchin relied on American TV shows.
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The costs of assimilation are high, and Barry begins to pay.
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We've since abandoned forced assimilation and we're going the other way.
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My Jewish classmates seemed to divide along lines that privileged assimilation.
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Some Sami say forced assimilation continues, just in more subtle ways.
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Assimilation never worked; the Holocaust was no more than a culmination.
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In less than 15 years, politicians began advocating assimilation for nonwhites.
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It has the same concerns: appropriation and assimilation, conflict and conflictedness.
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But he does not regret the assimilation that caused that loss.
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Similarly, immigration is a blessing; immigration without assimilation is a curse.
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In Zemmour's imagination, his family is the model of French assimilation.
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Many black students felt pulled in two directions — assimilation or resistance.
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So, clearly, the fear of assimilation is very much alive in Israel.
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Like "Dreams from My Father", it was a heartfelt cry for assimilation.
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Unlike the Uighur and Tibetans, they have taken the path of assimilation.
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For instance, race and racism are obviously potentially powerful obstacles to assimilation.
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The question is whether the model of assimilation and appeasement is sustainable.
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Forced assimilation backfired at every level, from the personal to the political.
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" Politically, Xris said, she finds passing to be "an act of assimilation.
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NASA's Global Modeling and Assimilation Office released the above visualization last month.
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Emigration, Zionism, assimilation, the flight to America, the urge to stay home.
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But it wasn't all happy smiles and assimilation between the two factions.
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And there needs to be some acknowledgment that diversity doesn't mean assimilation.
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For those lucky enough to land a job, assimilation can come quickly.
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Assimilation is not an act of hostility, but an expression of compassion.
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Hammons isn't interested in assimilation because he knows it would be false.
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These are people who fought on the frontlines to withstand American assimilation.
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But Bengelsdorf believes in America First; that is, in assimilation and isolation.
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It should be clear by now that assimilation is primarily about power.
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In both memes, the main joke is about assimilation into the war.
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" Politicians who once used the word "integration" now call frankly for "assimilation.
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Assimilation, even conversion, would do them no good when the tide turned.
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I asked Zemmour how he knew that assimilation was no longer happening.
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They are largely models of the assimilation we seek for all immigrants.
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Le Pen and the National Front campaigned hard on immigration and cultural assimilation.
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But while employment has risen, assimilation of immigrants has not always kept pace.
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This assimilation is correlated with income differences, social status, and differences in lifestyle.
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Even in assimilation, her body cannot escape the racialized roles imposed on it.
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"It's been very easy because he's a veteran," Popovich said of Aldridge's assimilation.
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Full assimilation into Japanese culture means that foreign wrestlers face no ill-will.
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Trying to find a way out of assimilation, do you look for specificity?
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It's a lot to digest, but Peach makes the assimilation process fairly easy.
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" "Tom," Bier wrote, "should have just said he was wrong about immigrant assimilation.
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Demographic change, assimilation and other seismic forces would ultimately produce a peaceful coexistence.
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This is a story of cultural perseverance, and of surviving assimilation and oppression.
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The indigenous people have endured displacement, forced assimilation, and discrimination over the centuries.
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For years, government officials have harshly pressed for the assimilation of Tibetan culture.
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" She added, "That's not a sign of resistance; it's a sign of assimilation.
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Such explosive events, though, obscure the less dramatic assimilation of Somali immigrants here.
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Assimilation is an issue not because it isn't happening, but because it is.
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Missionaries imposed their own beliefs, and efforts at forced assimilation took a national toll.
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Our best bet for assimilation was food — namely, eating what our friends were eating.
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This positive relationship, she and other residents have said, is vital to their assimilation.
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Surprisingly, the Hui have not lost their religion or identity despite centuries of assimilation.
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Forced assimilation in the 1980s and 1990s helped spark its decades-long civil war.
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Even offline, the Latinx community often discourages speaking out against authority and encourages assimilation.
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I wish there was less assimilation and more celebration of people being really freaky.
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And immigration is based on assimilation over our common understanding of these beautiful ideas.
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"Act like you've been here before" was a protection tactic and an assimilation tool.
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But Mr Malpass seems unusually ambivalent about this kind of co-operation and assimilation.
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But it is also in some cases a problem of immigration, assimilation and tolerance.
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His designs and marketing captured a singularly American faith in upward mobility and assimilation.
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They were created for the forced assimilation of indigenous people into Euro-Canadian culture.
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The implication was that his change in attire signified assimilation into the political establishment.
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Those legacies were born of a tortuous story of colonial conquest and forced assimilation.
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The way Trump presents it, assimilation is a choice that immigrants have to make.
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The assimilation policy started in the early 1900s and lasted into the early '70s.
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One result is a daily experience of rejection, which only makes assimilation more difficult.
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My white American children, born in a post-assimilation era, can't imagine that world.
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But in reality, assimilation is more violent, history more complex, and cultures less disparate.
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Christmas itself, including probably its date, with many surrounding customs, came from this assimilation.
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High on this list is the sense of loss associated with forced linguistic assimilation.
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High on this list is the sense of loss associated with forced linguistic assimilation.
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None of this means that concerns about culture clash, assimilation, terrorism and nativism are misplaced.
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And I'm talking about second and third generation — for some reason there's no real assimilation.
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Others are grandchildren who have inherited historical traumas linked to forced removal, assimilation, and genocide.
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"It only further demonstrates Brokaw's lack of understanding of what forced assimilation does to communities."
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Taken together, what does this assimilation of funding data portend about the future of pizza?
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But knowing how to fit in as an immigrant in America isn't totally about assimilation.
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In Hong Kong the fear is of deeper assimilation by mainland China, followed by irrelevance.
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Once war and disease decimated the population, remaining members lost their language through cultural assimilation.
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It seemed that presidents would seesaw between forced assimilation and forced removal of Native Americans.
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"Our tours capture the LA story of assimilation and integration," says Schave during the tour.
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John Waters might be the last person you'd expect to preach the gospel of assimilation.
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Whether they were just a force of assimilation, not a force of collectivism and goodness.
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Though the process of assimilation had begun, the essence of Iroquois society had remained intact.
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Opponents see the bridge as a means by which to force assimilation and exert control.
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Once again, some in France view the drive for assimilation as a national security issue.
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Assimilation, in Eleanor's eyes, means giving up the very bits that made her family strong.
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Before businesses, before government, forced assimilation attempts by the US put churches on our reservation.
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Institutional racism remains a problem, as does immigration and the balancing of assimilation and pluralism.
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Typically, a group would gain its seat in exchange for assimilation to the majority culture.
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Forced cultural assimilation of Tibetans in fueled by replacement of Tibetan-language education with Mandarin.
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Many of these ethnic communities of newcomers also self-imposed the moral imperative of assimilation.
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This community self-imposition and the larger nation's demand of assimilation largely has been lost.
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In theory, "West Side Story" should have something to say about the experience of assimilation.
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Tribal culture was treated as backward, a skin to be shed in pursuit of assimilation.
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"The Hispanics should work harder at assimilation," he said, and their kids should speak English.
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Yes, and that's a problem for almost any marginalized group when assimilation becomes the goal.
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Thinking about all this at the event, it seemed to me that there is no simple way out of this rabbit hole of aspirational assimilation — because what are you, what is culture, if so much of artistic production has been driving at assimilation for generations?
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It is ridiculous for the ministry to try to portray her as a proponent of assimilation.
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And many, including myself at times, turn to assimilation—sometimes veering into appropriation—to reconcile it.
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As I grew up and assimilated, my assimilation became another barrier between me and my parents.
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With the assimilation of the Campus Vacations team, Verve now has more than 200 employees globally.
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With assimilation impossible, Denise first attempts accommodation — working harder and taking terrible risks to prove herself.
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"We're facing the same problem of assimilation as the Jews," says an imam in Dearborn, Michigan.
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Meanwhile the insecurity illegal migrants live with is a barrier to assimilation, which also causes tension.
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Mr Brym has said he is prepared to find some extremes of assimilation and religious devotion.
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"There's a deep fear in the Jewish community about losing Jews, about assimilation," Mr. Diamond said.
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"It's the ultimate form of surveillance -- it's a forced political indoctrination and assimilation program," she added.
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The three A's — air-conditioning, airlines, assimilation — are said to have been the resort communities' downfall.
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A section dedicated to assimilation displays a bright, woven, green and gold Green Bay Packers poncho.
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Rather than being cultish, it was educational; instead of promoting isolation it supported integration and assimilation.
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The bigger picture: Assimilation by law is becoming a trend in Europe, writes Quartz's Annabelle Timsit.
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" After all, Trump continued, "Assimilation is not an act of hostility, but an expression of compassion.
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Crackling underneath Crazy Rich Asians' opulent veneer is a complicated story about identity and American assimilation.
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Assimilation means shrinking to something lesser-than to make room for something that's not worth it.
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Partly a story of assimilation, it also details the author's own growing awareness of other cultures.
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The university also doubled down on football to promote Catholic assimilation in the Protestant-dominated culture.
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A rapid assimilation into American culture defined how my family responded to their years in confinement.
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Here in New York, that enforced assimilation is, thankfully, less true, but it is not nonexistent.
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Our immigrants joined a settler culture, Anglo-Saxon and Protestant, that demanded assimilation to its norms.
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You are currently living in a country dealing with the horrific effects of that mass assimilation.
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"Family reunification" took priority over economic and national security, public safety and the assimilation of newcomers.
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The forced assimilation of their children at government-run boarding schools incubated a unifying Native identity.
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"We support integration but assimilation to the extent of shedding our religion is unacceptable," he said.
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Is this a piece about forced assimilation, or is Emdadian preparing for a religious pilgrimage elsewhere?
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But the incident brought to light Israel's confused approach to Jewish identity and the question of assimilation.
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My real-life, immigrant parents had afforded me a privilege unavailable to themselves in America: immediate assimilation.
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In the late 19th century, the Canadian government adopted a policy of "aggressive assimilation" towards Indigenous people.
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After Britain wrested control of Quebec from France in 1763 its new French-speaking subjects resisted assimilation.
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Minister of Energy Yuval Steinitz pushed back on Peretz's remarks and said assimilation wasn't a critical problem.
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You can speed up assimilation with focus, resources, support, communication and transparency, but it still takes time.
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There are a number of misconceptions, and even fears, about the assimilation of robots in the workplace.
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The veil is an especially potent symbol of anxiety over assimilation because wearing it is a choice.
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"The assimilation process did real damage, and Canada is just beginning to acknowledge that," Ms. Hamilton said.
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For the guide, the New Dreamers wrote their personal stories about assimilation and discrimination — in two languages.
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If opposition to the Castro regime was a given for the Cuban exile community, so was assimilation.
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And he said that American values should be impressed upon "newcomers," calling for the assimilation of immigrants.
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Debates about assimilation are different from debates about undocumented immigration, even though they are often mixed together.
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With assimilation and progress, of course, those sorts of safe spaces have become less customary or necessary.
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You don't have to lose your heritage, but you have to go through a process of assimilation.
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It is a fascinating, complicated text dealing with assimilation and community, transgression and forgiveness, tradition and innovation.
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His childhood was primarily about assimilation, and about earning extra money to send home to his mother.
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Nothing much happens, but daily chatter contains echoes of the past: forced assimilation of Romanians, the Holocaust.
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This aggressive assimilation program, as it was known, essentially destroyed the traditional structure of many native communities.
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Her parents met in Southern California and "were all about assimilation and the American dream," she said.
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By that time, the question of assimilation, and of "assimilability," had become an issue in the colonies.
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Wilkinson addresses this conundrum: Assimilation is an issue not because it isn't happening, but because it is.
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It was disappointing to see feminists abandon their value system for the sake of assimilation and power.
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"The Dutch like to use the word 'integration,' while what they really mean is assimilation," she says.
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By speaking Spanish to a native Spanish speaker, Bush was facilitating assimilation by signaling acceptance and inclusion.
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He said the government supported the teaching of Portuguese, despite closer assimilation to the mainland's laws and administration.
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It was only in 2008 that Japan officially recognized them as such, following decades of assimilation and discrimination.
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A month after completing the Assimilation Banners, Adams purchased an antique quilt while visiting her mother in Massachusetts.
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That is because many in Brazil's ruling circles still believe that the choice is between assimilation or extinction.
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What different cultures drew from each other, through conflict or assimilation, is a key aspect of their analysis.
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Already, there is danger of destabilization in Jordan and Lebanon, and Europe faces real, if underreported, assimilation problems.
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Forced assimilation largely contributed to Canada's Indigenous language loss by barring people from continuing to pass down language.
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In this world (as in our own), "cooperation" is expected to be enacted as obedience, subordination, and assimilation.
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Lip service is given to assimilation, but the reality is closed, radicalized colonies within the larger national structure.
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Minorities appear to be better integrated in Britain, he said, because Britain emphasizes multiculturalism, unlike assimilation in France.
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That sea change is also leading to a redefinition of assimilation, which can't mean what it once did.
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" While speaking about "cultures that are conflicting," Brokaw said that he believes "Hispanics should work harder at assimilation.
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Next to wander silhouette first into the Undressed's dystopian human-assimilation device is Ruby, who—unfortunately—I hate.
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But from 1840, with the influx of English settlers, Māori were pushed from their lands and assimilation began.
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Congress sought to put an end to forced assimilation policies, calling them a violation of the First Amendment.
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He adds that the program creates "assimilation-resistant enclaves" that can themselves pose a threat to national security.
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"Omoiyari" grapples with heritage and assimilation, displacement and survival, mourning and coping, all tucked into its plush arrangements.
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They are told to fit in or get lost, yet no one demonstrates how to achieve this assimilation.
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While opponents of immigration insist (ever more loudly) that assimilation has failed, the Villanuevas' experience offers a retort.
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For decades, the regime had carried out campaigns of forced assimilation and ethnic cleansing against its Kurdish citizens.
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But assimilation is a much better goal than slicing and dicing people up into seven zillion little things.
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While opponents of immigration insist (ever more loudly) that assimilation has failed, the Villanuevas' experience offers a retort.
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"Assimilation is a major part of the fabric of who we all think we are," Jam told me.
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In the historical representation of America as a melting pot, assimilation is often addressed in the context of cultural assimilation and refers to the process in which immigrants leave their unique and distinct cultures behind and gradually adopt the values and cultural frames of the dominant society as their own.
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The assimilation of law-enforcement politics into the American culture war has been a few years in the making.
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The artist's work embodies an autobiography of mnemonic fragments constructing a narrative of forced exile, displacement and cultural assimilation.
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But deferring to their ethnic solidarity is a good way to ensure that assimilation happens very slowly, because … 6.
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Until recently, Europe's assimilation challenge looked unpleasant but not insurmountable, and the likelihood of Yugoslavian-style balkanization relatively remote.
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LORD TEBBIT, one of Margaret Thatcher's lieutenants, once proposed a "cricket test" to see how well assimilation was going.
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We&aposre not doing our assimilation job by our own citizens, people who were born here and raised here.
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The mark-making in Kim's expressionistic paintings resembles at points erasure, which evokes the ways cultural assimilation forges identity.
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And that allows politicians like Donald Trump to continue to claim that "there's no real assimilation" of Muslim Americans.
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Gonzalez, who is a second-generation Puerto Rican, spoke of witnessing the process of assimilation within his own family.
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" He said on the show that his view on assimilation is one he's been sharing "for a long time.
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A return to economic mobility for all will lead to more assimilation for immigrants and make America more democratic.
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We pride ourselves on how diverse this country is yet we have forced the assimilation of its native people.
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Besides favoring these policies, Democrats were also willing to talk about the benefits of limiting immigration and of assimilation.
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They were essentially guides to upward mobility for the rising middle class, and to assimilation for newly arrived immigrants.
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Few things portray assimilation more vividly than the Coatesville football team and the Ortega family's devotion to the sport.
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Trump unfurled his theory of assimilation in full after the Orlando shooting, conducted by a second-generation Afghan American.
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Trump says he's "not even talking about assimilation," but, of course, that is exactly what he is talking about.
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And the sick, sad irony is that for so many immigrants, assimilation isn't all it's cracked up to be.
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In this week's episode, Voq, who was named as T'Kuvma's successor in the show's pilot, speaks of resisting assimilation.
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Was it a form of assimilation or revenge that, in high school, he himself tried out for "Big River"?
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An immigration slowdown would make assimilation somewhat easier and give American politics time to adjust to the country's transformation.
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For the first time in India's history, cultural assimilation became a forced imperative rather than something natural and organic.
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Put together highly advanced technology, overwhelming numbers, near invulnerability, and mass assimilation and you end up with the Borg.
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The trend has its detractors, who call it "redwash" at best and assimilation by a different name at worst.
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This summer, the company furthered this assimilation by adding the Facebook name to more of the products it owns.
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Assimilation affords me the privilege of not getting involved, of doing the easy thing instead of the right thing.
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It's so easy to lose this through assimilation and trying to fit in with a group, team, or organization.
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Living through other people won't work, whether you do it for attorney privileges or peer assimilation or analyst love.
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If anything, the Netherlands is a picture of relatively successful assimilation, especially when compared with nearby France or Belgium.
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Even many "progressive" reformers saw assimilation into white society as the best way to transform tribal members into citizens.
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We come from the oppressed, and mostly we have become privileged through the assimilation of many Jews into whiteness.
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It's unfortunate the assimilation to a well-known, well-loved, even by me personally-owned product, by the community online.
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That forced assimilation was part of a larger, centuries long pattern that could plainly be called genocide or ethnic cleansing.
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The scale of these demographic changes means questions around cultural assimilation versus cultural preservation tend to arise first in California.
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However, in this latest case, the omnipresent purveyor of button-eyed figurines is using its powers of assimilation for good.
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It parallels the secular debate in countries that have experienced mass immigration over the relative merits of multiculturalism and assimilation.
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A full assimilation and an allegiance to Laïcité were seen as essential conditions to qualify for French citizenship, she said.
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Much of the opposition agrees, Stephen Kinnock urging his fellow Labour MPs to "move away from multiculturalism and towards assimilation".
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In our latest episode of Missing Chapter, we explore this long legacy of the forced assimilation of Native American children.
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My body and my mind are not my enemies, and the lie of assimilation and acceptance is not my savior.
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How has the decriminalization of homosexuality and limited assimilation of LGBT people changed the need for those networks and connections?
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Just a regular old tattoo is pretty ho-hum at this point, its edginess sanded and shellacked by mainstream assimilation.
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It's important to understand that historically speaking, that immigration is supposed to be interrupted with periods of assimilation and integration.
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The smart assimilation of new technologies will determine the competitiveness of America's industrial and military strength into the immediate future.
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A state policy of forced assimilation for indigenous people, abandoned in the late 20th century, left scars, too, she said.
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This forced assimilation was a form of ethnic cleansing, an effort to "kill the Indian...save the man," as Capt.
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It's not so much a personal identity as a political impulse, a strategy for thwarting assimilation and sowing constructive chaos.
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Europe's immigration and refugee policies could be astonishingly generous, but its integration and assimilation efforts were generally desultory or reactive.
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The results are unsurprising: assimilation, alienation and a severe erosion of the global Jewish community's affinity for the Jewish homeland.
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Between then and now, has-beens and soon-to-be's, cultural wholeness and successful assimilation correlate directly with dollar signs.
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Experts said the club symbolized the Aboriginal rejection of assimilation and the start of an Aboriginal renaissance still unfolding today.
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Young children were taken from their families and placed in these institutions to enforce their assimilation into mainstream Canadian culture.
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" Modi tweeted that the bill, "is in line with India's centuries old ethos of assimilation and belief in humanitarian values.
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The actors were not professionals and their nervousness was palpable, but their performance felt authentic; the art was the assimilation.
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"But we've seen cases of assimilation, while the Chinese embrace of Islam has also has a long history," she said.
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Depending on one's perspective, its assimilation of information relayed from a party with access broke a rule, or did not.
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Manu, which Oei founded a decade ago, provides advice on immigration strategies, investments, and assimilation for Chinese nationals moving abroad.
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Without naming any country, Mahathir said there was concern that Muslims in non-Muslim countries were forced to undergo assimilation.
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Currently, secular Israelis, who face no threat of assimilation, see pluralism as a shortcut to the loss of Jewish identity.
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The American Indian boarding schools were constructed from the late 19th to early 20th centuries as a tool of assimilation.
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He made a plea for the Saints and the league to throw their weight behind initiatives that would ease assimilation.
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It's unfortunate the assimilation to a well known well loved and even by me personally owned product by the community online.
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This new dataset also allows the researchers to study the assimilation of more recent migrants, including those who arrived in 2000.
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But the results also present three challenges to the view that the low quality of recent immigrants is slowing economic assimilation.
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We are witnessing gay assimilation at full tilt, with all the unexpected reversals and counter-reversals it has brought with it.
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You're almost preaching the gospel of assimilation—that it's one of the most radical things you can do at this point.
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These were turn-of-the-century ethnic enclaves and slums as mere way stations for newcomers on the road to assimilation.
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A 2014 Bush Institute research revealed North Koreans also have conflicting feelings regarding their assimilation and opportunities in the United States.
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My friend Sean Desiree aka bells roar does the feature at the end of "Assimilation" and I love it so much.
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This is an especially poignant point for American indigenous peoples, who suffered generations of forced linguistic assimilation in residential boarding schools.
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Even as the turmoil in Syria abates, many of its refugees are still seeking aid and shelter in assimilation into Germany.
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Toward the beginning of her speech, Ms. Pelosi told a story of her ancestors' migration and assimilation into United States society.
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Turkey's founding father, Mustafa Kemal Ataturk, who won the Kurds' support against Allied occupation, embarked on an unremitting campaign of assimilation.
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" They will also have to learn English and pass a civics exam, "in order to promote integration, assimilation, and national unity.
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Assimilation was the main goal of the schools: The children's names were changed, their language, religions and other cultural traditions suppressed.
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I find her style (spare, eerie, symbolic) to be such a distinctive companion to the subject matter (race, assimilation, class, immigration).
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A source from Quai d&aposOrsay told Les Echos that Spiegel had obtained "the assimilation" of his stay abroad "through residence".
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In post-assimilation America, people of color must continue to pursue leadership roles as the demographics of the nation inexorably change.
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Mr. McKeever briefly entertains an argument about assimilation versus difference that's a lot more compelling than the one about jelly beans.
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Far from being anti-immigrant, this proposal would give recent arrivals a better shot at higher wages, stable work and assimilation.
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It summarizes issues of deindustrialization, wealth inequality, immigration and cultural assimilation in a way that is compassionate, observant and emotionally resonant.
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For my relatives who were interned, that assimilation, and love for this country, found a new expression in supporting Mr. Trump.
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"Assimilation is denying one culture for the other," said Hugo Balta, the president of NAHJ and a senior producer at MSNBC.
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But to be apathetic about my American citizenship would be a personal betrayal to all the struggles I overcame in assimilation.
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This package — a rejection of middle class assimilation, feminine piety, and traditional social decorum — has made Cardi the antithesis to ladylike respectability.
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Even access to marriage, which can seem like the height of assimilation, is at its heart about our freedom to express ourselves.
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At one point, Jimmy responded to a question from Hentoff, who wondered whether black writers had sufficiently questioned the value of assimilation.
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Yet openness to Western notions about getting and spending money doesn't necessarily bring with it assimilation into the international marketplace of ideas.
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They deepen their analysis by splitting their sample to measure assimilation between migrants and natives in particular educational, ethnic and racial subgroups.
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The book covers everything from the rise of different tribal cultures to the seizure of their people's land, forced assimilation, and resistance.
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They, along with the other witnesses, detailed the physical, emotional and sexual abuse they suffered, as well as neglect and forced assimilation.
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In many ways he exemplifies the successful assimilation of China's 6m ethnic Mongolians, most of them in Inner Mongolia in China's north.
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One of the issues Bell asks his interview subjects — who range from artists to undocumented immigrants to public officials — is about assimilation.
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For many immigrant groups, assimilation is seen in a variety of ways, with one of the most obvious being native language proficiency.
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But in the main, the party has for decades embraced Reagan's notion of American identity based on immigration, assimilation and economic opportunity.
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Yes, assimilation and smartphones—and, before them, legal crackdowns amid the AIDS crisis—have thinned the ranks of spots like The Club.
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Indeed, circling back to the start, the joke *itself* is a way to define in-group and out-group, through assimilation & alienation.
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"It's important to understand that, historically speaking, that immigration is supposed to be interrupted with periods of assimilation and integration," Miller said.
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But "merit-based" proposals are also, in many cases, supported by people whose overarching goal is to reduce immigration and improve assimilation.
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It may also allow for more popular knowledge of Egyptian Hieroglyphs and encourage its assimilation into popular language-learning apps like Duolingo.
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It is also an assimilation program because it offers an entry into a new culture and a chance to form new friendships.
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"The end goal of assimilation is when your sexuality or your gender identity is not even a topic of discussion," he said.
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Chinese-Indonesians were even pushed to adopt new, more "Indonesian," names during the New Order as part of the country's assimilation policies.
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"A lot of millennial behavior was really deferred assimilation," said Steven E. Polzin, a transportation researcher at the University of South Florida.
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It is farcical for a society which claims to be free to take away such basic freedom in the name of assimilation.
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It's a common measure sociologists and researchers point to when they're talking about assimilation, he said, but it's not the only one.
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Young girls as young as five were removed from their families and sent to Indian Assimilation Boarding Schools in the United states.
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Today wage stagnation and economic inequality mitigate against assimilation, and immigrants are often wrongly blamed for the hardships of working-class people.
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As of Friday, Dannenfelser will now join fellow ex-"Never Trump" conservatives in their assimilation, chairing his coalition of "pro-life" leaders.
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For him and his relatives, assimilation had been challenging: "People from my background can be a little blunt and hardened," he said.
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Italians, I thought, didn't eat—didn't need to eat—Chinese food, and to do so might endanger my long-term assimilation plans.
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But a lot of discussion about struggles with assimilation and identity, and how that related to a healthy identity as a woman.
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But the report also explained how, especially in early years, some in authority looked to sports as an instrument of forced assimilation.
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For Hermann — whose wife, Gretl (Faye Castelow), is Catholic — cultural assimilation is a fait accompli as Austria moves into a new century.
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President William McKinley assured Filipinos that America's aim was "benevolent assimilation," but the U.S. Army proceeded to crush a burgeoning independence movement.
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But that sitcom of assimilation, set in Minneapolis, is far too bright for the portrait of America that Ms. Udofia is after.
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The immigration debate will also have to address the long-term impact on American society, raising the freighted issue of immigrant assimilation.
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Some might think of this process simply as assimilation into a different culture, but it is far more ethically complicated than that.
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Obama still follows the rule of assimilation: It's more important to retain white empathy than to be truly empathetic to ourselves. Mrs.
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But critics of Mr. Turnbull's Liberal Party accuse the government of willfully stoking anxieties about migration, assimilation and sentencing for political purposes.
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But that assimilation hasn't really been positive — in fact, it trends toward painting the original documentary as "plodding and fatuous," overly melodramatic cheese.
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But such assimilation takes time, so it might be wise to keep the pace of immigration slow and the number of immigrants low.
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There is a tendency among immigrant groups to the United States to follow a particular trajectory with regard to cultural and social assimilation.
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Colonization and assimilation — and the question of what differentiates them — appear throughout Monarchs, most hilariously in Merritt Johnson's video series Exorcising America (2014).
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Al Amri, who was born in the United Arab Emirates and now lives in London, riffs off themes of language, assimilation, and technology.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Progress is one of the key myths to the reception, assessment, assimilation, and display of modernist art.
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It may also allow for more popular knowledge of Egyptian Hieroglyphs and (one hopes) its assimilation into popular language-learning apps like Duolingo.
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Cannon's art is not about identity politics, but the layers and contradictions of self-representation in a society that valorizes assimilation and whiteness.
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Plot Two young Chinese-Americans spend an evening with an immigrant "fresh off the boat" in a comedy about heritage, assimilation and shame.
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And if, having committed a grotesque act, a rapist genuinely repented and rehabilitated, branding them would impede their assimilation back into the community.
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The second most important criterion in Canada and Australia is language proficiency, which is an essential skill for employment and which eases assimilation.
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In Germany, "multiculturalism" has become shorthand for larger questions of how to absorb migrants and whether there is a degree of minimum assimilation.
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"I think the goal with assimilation, or trying to fit into the dominant culture, is you don't try to marginalize yourself," he said.
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Will their assimilation also be easier in Fremont, a town that rejected its population of undocumented migrants, than it would be in Queens?
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"The younger generation is reclaiming their Taiwanese identity," she said, by pushing back on the assimilation that their parents and grandparents often encouraged.
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Indeed, circling back to the start, the joke *itself* is a way to define in-group and out-group, through assimilation & alienation. 17.
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Her previous plays, including "The Language Archive" and "Aubergine," are quiet, charming, almost whimsical riffs on themes of assimilation and loss of identity.
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It requires assimilation into a white supremacist society, which means we've had to deny or hide certain aspects of our culture and background.
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The immigrants on whom the most pressure is placed to assimilate are the ones, often, for whom assimilation poses the least appealing choice.
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They spend that time in Brown's 'Third World Training Program,' an intense seminar focusing on issues of race, class, gender, assimilation, and identity.
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Zakiyyah Alexander's piece — part of the final installment of Ensemble Studio Theater's annual one-act play series — also tackles assimilation, racism and sexism.
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" Such coverings, she said, were "oppressive, presented barriers to assimilation, disadvantaged women from finding employment" and "had no place in modern Western society.
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In Dr. King's name, assimilation and aspiration have been the keywords of the post-civil rights era, and diversity and inclusion its currency.
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Canada is a mosaic rather than a melting pot, several people told me — a place that celebrates different backgrounds rather than demanding assimilation.
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The massacres, the theft of land, the removal of children, the attempted assimilation and the mass imprisonment all trace back to this date.
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As a travel ban is threatened, this play about assimilation and the different ways of being American has come to feel very personal.
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For Turkey, Öcalan is a terrorist for representing the interests of the Kurdish people against forced assimilation and cultural obliteration by the state.
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The Jewish minority in Berlin were betting on assimilation and acceptance, trying to distance themselves from their more alien landsmen to the east.
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Civil questioned Baartman's assimilation into her role as both freak show and science experiment, her authority over her body, her shame, her complicity.
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She sticks to her guns on policy topics like assimilation and merit-based immigration ... but she says Schlossberg simply went too far here.
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When people talk about "Americanization" and assimilation as a goal of American immigration policy, Cox points out, there are two different arguments at play.
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In light of the national debate over immigration, "Sojourners" is a timely play, as its characters struggle with varying approaches to assimilation, exile, tradition.
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The challenge of assimilation, while most pronounced for Germany, which has accepted more migrants than any other European country, is not limited to it.
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Migration policy should focus on managing admission, and the distributional consequences and assimilation, but should not be based on rationing based on financial hurdles.
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La Cosa Nostra diminished over time for a variety of reasons, from better law-enforcement to cultural assimilation to bloody infighting to changing economics.
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Moto's competitive edge has been dulled by the grind of Lenovo's assimilation Lenovo and Motorola are going through the exact same pains of integration.
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Assimilation into any culture requires new members conform to the implicit, unspoken, and often arbitrary idiosyncrasies of how that specific group chooses to communicate.
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Sure, we need to have a good sense of who comes into this country and we need to have an orderly process of assimilation.
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To surmount such adversity, China relied on its soft power abilities, including its cultural strength to coerce its neighbors into cooperation and even assimilation.
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In so doing, it curbed the headlong rush to assimilation, the great aspiration of the American Jewish community for much of the 20th century.
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This small, perfect film captures the conflicts and tensions of the immigrant experience in France, where assimilation in the best of circumstances isn't easy.
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"It is unclear to me if the assimilation gains are great enough to justify the extra expense" of funding the smaller agencies, he said.
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So even though everything about the play's take on assimilation and racism is convincing in the abstract, nothing about the people experiencing it is.
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Authorities in Switzerland and France have recently cited "lack of assimilation" in rejection of citizenship to foreigners who refuse to shake hands with officials.
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Indeed, the threat to the future of the Jewish people, what really keeps me up at night, is the mass assimilation of American Jews.
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Here, in 1885, the tensions between identity and assimilation took their form in perhaps the most important document of Reform Judaism, the Pittsburgh Platform.
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Recent "gay" plays have moved past the existential phase ("We are here") toward second-stage questions of assimilation ("Get used to us") and beyond.
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But hardly a week goes by when poor assimilation isn't blamed for offenses involving immigrants — and the entire project of immigration called into question.
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It's true that, in fulfilling the duties of the presidency with great dignity, Mr. Obama represents the highest expression of the goal of assimilation.
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But in practice, the musical demands assimilation from its Puerto Rican performers, then capitalizes on the glorious virtuosity of their capacity to resist it.
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As a child, she spent years flat-ironing and blowing out her ringlets to fit in — "it was a kind of assimilation," she says.
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For young men from the French banlieues, assimilation and radicalization appeared to be two sides of a coin that never fell in their favor.
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"These campaigns are purportedly about counter-extremism and counterterrorism, but ... it's really about surveillance, control and assimilation," said Wang, the Human Rights Watch researcher.
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" But Rich Lowry, in the National Review, said that "what Brokaw was getting at -- the importance of assimilation to cultural cohesion -- should be uncontroversial.
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The metaphor for assimilation can seem a little too on-the-nose, with the curry-spiced savory pie standing in for the melting pot.
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Meanwhile, VJ Um Amel asserts that the dichotomy between technology and belief is false, obliterated by the assimilation of the former into quotidian life.
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Only military intelligence would be spared assimilation into this ministry, which would essentially have the same breadth of powers and duties as the KGB.
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"Clear the Rez" was a particularly chilling thing to invoke in a state with a history of forced assimilation and genocide of indigenous folks.
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They didn't hesitate to scrutinize specifically American cultural constructions about ethnicity, assimilation, and class, resulting in caustic caricatures of globalization and the American dream.
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When people talk about the NFL and London, they focus on the distance being what is holding the capital's assimilation into the league back.
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But the difference between their understanding of it and Indonesia's lies in contrasting practices and assimilation of local spirits, demons, magics, totems, and so on.
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Opponents see the region, and the bridges and roads built to connect the cities, as a way for Beijing to force assimilation and exert control.
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But Courchene grew up haunted by the stories others shared and wasn't immune to attempts at assimilation at the government-run day school he attended.
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Last year, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau apologized publicly for the assimilation tactics government-run schools used to force Indigenous children to forgo their heritage.
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Nearly everyone she spoke to passed through the residential school system, a dark chapter in Canadian history that was the government's form of cultural assimilation.
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It doesn't have to look like assimilation or appropriation, as long as we're respectful and mutually giving to any marginalized cultures that inform our own.
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And it drives home powerful themes from the novel — like immigration, assimilation, and race — in interesting ways that are enhanced by a live-action series.
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His call for assimilation was underlined by the bill of fare at the official reception that evening, which included riesling wines and pork-topped canapés.
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This law enforced colonial authority over First Nations peoples, partially to force assimilation through policies that displaced Indigenous people and removed them from their communities.
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Hanson also calls for multiculturalism — the acceptance of Australia as a society with many languages, ethnicities and cultures — to be abandoned in favour of assimilation.
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A NASA blog post highlights some of the work and improvements in storm prediction and simulation being done at the Global Modeling and Assimilation Office.
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This is not a matter of identity politics but of the layers and contradictions of self-representation in a society that valorizes assimilation and whiteness.
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She says recent generations of First Nations people are unfamiliar with their native traditions, the result of decades of government-sponsored assimilation through residential schools.
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Brantley) and Tuffer (Nic Grelli) try to find a middle ground between heedless partying and "the whole heteronormative suburban assimilation thing," in Roderick's dismissive words.
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While many paleoconservatives like Pat Buchanan lamented the destruction of U.S. culture due to the lack of assimilation by immigrants, the paleoconservative movement wasn't racist.
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The restrictions have also arisen at a time of renewed emphasis on the assimilation of people from immigrant backgrounds and amid rising fears of terrorism.
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The burkini — and the decisions to ban wearing them on beaches — has become the focus of spirited global debates over women's rights, assimilation and secularism.
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Before his comments about assimilation, he said that many Republicans perceive the growth of the Hispanic population in the United States to be helping Democrats.
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But it seems to me that appropriation and assimilation are both inevitable and inherent — that's just how culture works, gleefully spreading and absorbing different influences.
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Being the open society that it is, Germany and most of its citizens are doing their best to assist with integration and assimilation of refugees.
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The Cohens, in all their sunny Southern Californian glory, are model American Jews who have found the perfect outlet to navigate the tension of assimilation.
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Crucially, the earlier proposal -- backed by President Obama -- also was not afraid to elevate the idea of assimilation, as well as the rule of law.
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And because we have convinced them that their only hope is an assimilation that demands they forsake who they are and where they come from.
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In particular, gay marriage, for all the questions it raises about assimilation, has been too much of a political success to support much counterargument onstage.
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Others might object to their neighbors' wearing skullcaps, or eating fermented duck eggs, or listening to Tejano music — and call these concerns about assimilation, too.
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Because there is no objective measure of assimilation, many people end up throwing up their hands and saying, ''I know it when I see it.
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In the 22s, at the end of a wave of immigration to America, sociologists at the University of Chicago argued that ethnic enclaves facilitated assimilation.
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In Wayland-Smith's extended chronicle, we see utopia as it sails through the world, assaulted on all sides by the forces of assimilation and greed.
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Similarly, the ideological climate that encouraged assimilation back then, neatly encapsulated by our motto "E pluribus unum" (Out of many, one), is dead and gone.
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More recently, after Wabanaki tribes were forced off their land under European colonization, basketmaking was a means of both economic independence and resistance to assimilation.
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As he wrote in a poignant artist's statement on view in the exhibition: My current body of work investigates the tension between assimilation and exclusion.
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Which to me is also very disheartening and problematic because for many Latinos in particular, the forced assimilation that folks have had to go through, the stripping away of indigenous language first by the Spanish and then the stripping away of Spanish by the British — these are generations of traumatic assimilation stories and so to just "try on" an ethnicity is a mockery of our very livelihood.
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Aboriginals were butchered or displaced, and later their children were stolen and placed in foster care under a cultural assimilation programme that lasted for six decades.
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What has been lost in the multicultural evolution of fast food in LA is the model of assimilation, integration and self-betterment that donut stores embodied.
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By focusing only on sexuality, however, Pride's primary forces—today, corporations—have transformed the radical agenda of gay liberation into a cultural quest for gay assimilation.
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This affects the Next Generation Global Prediction System, Hurricane Forecast Improvement Program, NOAA Environmental Modeling System, and other model coupling, data assimilation, and collaborative research efforts.
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Protesters call the children New Zealand's "stolen generation" - a reference to indigenous Australians forcibly taken from their families as children under an official policy of assimilation.
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Tailgating at Titans games, Priya reports in our pages this week, has been an exercise in community bonding for the Kurds there, and in American assimilation.
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Sex between the races means rape and reconciliation, repression and release, assimilation and radical rejection, inculcation into one faulty set of values and freedom from another.
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In 2009, I made my first visit to Kaifeng to research how Jewish culture survived for almost a millennium in spite of assimilation and language shifts.
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Other countries like Canada, England and Australia have adopted similar systems in order to ensure that immigration protects their workers, strengthens national security and fosters assimilation.
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For Orthodox Jews and many Israelis, intermarriage is synonymous with assimilation; to marry someone not of one's tribe is to lose one's identity as a Jew.
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In the face of family pressure and possible societal misunderstanding, these couples choose to pursue their happiness, modest actors in the grand play of American assimilation.
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While it was not the program's intention, Justice Belobaba wrote that it may have been a more potent method of assimilation than the residential school system.
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Well, I think that's exactly the divide: Is America a melting pot, or is the melting pot, and the concomitant assimilation, a form of cultural genocide?
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Americans feel relatively protected from attack, both by oceans and by the relative affluence and assimilation of its Muslim population, which is small by European standards.
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No doubt, Khadivi's novel will draw comparisons to Mohsin Hamid's much acclaimed 2007 book, "The Reluctant Fundamentalist," which also takes on identity, displacement, assimilation and radicalization.
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But many are two and three generations living in enclaves that are pushing back now and resisting against the assimilation," King said on CNN's "New Day.
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The result is plenty of comedy (she pretends to take the bus but secretly calls Ubers) but also cleareyed observations about race, class, identity and assimilation.
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They clung to manners of speech and dress that were distinct from the (predominantly white) mainstream and that fostered a disregard, even a disdain, for assimilation.
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Where once it produced upheaval by swallowing everything it could chew, today its systems are basically expulsive: unemployment and exclusion, rather than coerced assimilation and employment.
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In the panic that followed, assimilation was presented as a way to prevent a "race war," amid pronouncements that Jews were trying to "de-Christianize" France.
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In Get Out, black violence isn't a temporary step to harmonious assimilation with white people; rather, white people are intensely racist and need to be stopped.
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We don't know what "causes" negative assimilation (and there almost certainly is more than one cause), and whether it says something about immigrants, America, or both.
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Because Hispanics have made up an increasing share of migrants in the decades covered by the studies, this has slowed down the overall speed of economic assimilation.
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While the bill's chances in the current Congress are slim, the Trump administration has found other ways to stress their priority of assimilation beyond changing refugee policy.
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Arthur Schlesinger singled out one institution as "the primary instrument of assimilation and the primary means of forming an American identity": the public schools (now under siege).
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In the column, an Indian father wants to balance his wife's desire to give their future children a traditional Indian name with his own desire for assimilation.
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For Ortiz, the development of a colonial scheme of cultural exchanges and assimilation for subaltern cultures was only explained by Western anthropology through a process of acculturation.
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And either way, it wouldn't change the underlying dynamics of a company that seems to have lost its competitive edge, dulled by the grind of Lenovo's assimilation.
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I don't know how the fuck the Cloud works, but it felt like the universe was poking at me, waking up dormant memories of ostracization and assimilation.
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Children could escape places like the Lower East Side and Brooklyn and learn sports and quintessentially American hobbies including archery and horseback riding, thus helping their assimilation.
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Hughes's focus on main characters with darker skin tones — something we are reminded of throughout the novel — seems like a conscious statement against racial assimilation and conformity.
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The fictional family at the center of "Pachinko," the Baeks, grapples with problems common to transplanted people: material hardship, unwelcoming locals, the possibilities and limits of assimilation.
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Wakako Yamauchi, whose plays exploring the Japanese-American experience drew on her own life of relocation, rootlessness, assimilation and internment during World War II, died on Aug.
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For yet others, the whole idea of assimilation is wrongheaded, and integration — a dynamic process that retains the connotation of individuality — is seen as the better model.
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For many, "Americanized" Chinese food was born from desperation and adapted for American tastes -- a way for immigrant families to survive in a society that demanded assimilation.
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In Australia today, the discussion around race and immigration has deteriorated to the point where many politicians no longer appear to believe that assimilation is even possible.
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Yet this model of assimilation has been widely perceived as failing immigrant communities, overlooking the historical use of race as a category in the country's former colonies.
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For me, then, the issue isn't openness versus tribalism, but suffocation through an assimilation that erases us, subsumes our plumage, our creativity and our daring, magnificent heritage.
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After centuries of forced assimilation and federal laws preventing us from practicing our culture (until 1978), for some reason, many Americans now feel comfortable coopting Native culture.
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On a recent winter afternoon, Ms. Segarra returned to the Nuyorican Poets Cafe to discuss her early alienation, framing it, in part, as a product of assimilation.
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I thought about immigration, about assimilation, and how they require sacrificing certain aspects of heritage in order to embrace the customs of a new and different home.
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Feminists, she believes, forsook their values for the sake of assimilation, which is another way of saying they were co-opted by the system they once rejected.
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" Frank Scavo Jr., the candidate's father, said: "I'm a son of immigrants from Poland, from Wales, from Italy, from Australia, but back then, there was assimilation happening.
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"I think there's also a desire from the western industry to kind of intimidate foreigners into assimilation for the sake of reaching their own audiences," she continues.
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The result of all this was that French national culture came to view matters of diversity and immigration as issues centering less on tolerance than on assimilation.
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The Canadian state has had the same 'Indian policy' for decades, and each party pushes forward with the assimilation of First Nations, albeit with varying degrees of politeness.
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The conservatives have made important points about the difficulty of assimilation, the threat of radicalization, and the likelihood of Paris-style and Cologne-style violence in European cities.
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In an attempt to "civilize" Native Americans in the late 19th century, the U.S. government put many into assimilation schools, where they were forced to take Christian names.
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Bowker — who has collaborated with a team working on Formula 1 race cars, analyzing air flow and heat — sees the assimilation of environmental data into fashion as inevitable.
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When Han settlers from mainland China began arriving in the 17th century, indigenous peoples, particularly those on Taiwan's western plains, faced assimilation, loss of land and outright violence.
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"The vision is to ensure the continued existence of the Jewish people because of the very high rate of assimilation," a spokesman for the organization said in 2006.
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St. Patrick's Day did not become a major commercial holiday in Ireland until the 1980s, she noted, and traditions there developed without the dislocations of immigration and assimilation.
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Inside is a glassed-in office and a spacious meeting room where refugees gather regularly to discuss employment strategies and forge business connections to help others with assimilation.
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Set in 2011, "An Ordinary Muslim" considers the double bind facing those who wish to enjoy the opportunities of assimilation while also maintaining a connection to their traditions.
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In the United States, the Chicano movement of the late-1960s embraced folklórico as a way to promote Mexican identity and push back against cultural assimilation and discrimination.
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They communicate the critical issue of an assimilation of the LGBT+ community into mainstream culture, a move that continues to contribute to the disappearance of unique queer spaces.
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There are the appeal and impossibility of assimilation, the all-consuming force of motherhood and the secret lives of teenagers and their parents, each unknowable to the other.
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During this assimilation period, it is normal to feel distressed or agitated, to have trouble sleeping and experience intrusive thoughts or to completely avoid the incident, she said.
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They were protesting decades of mistreatment by a government they said had tried to erase their heritage by eliminating tribes and forcing assimilation, my colleague John Eligon reported.
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To carry out the assimilation campaign, the authorities in Xinjiang have recruited tens of thousands of teachers from across China, often Han Chinese, the nation's dominant ethnic group.
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I became even more skeptical after learning Life Is Strange 2, starting with The Adventures of Captain Spirit, would seemingly up the ante: child abuse, immigration, assimilation, Trump.
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The logic of the idea says otherwise, suggesting a truly equal, truly efficient hive that might persist with neither central control nor overt oppression, optimised only for assimilation.
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Navigating life in a strict Muslim home, where he helped care for his younger siblings, was occasionally at odds with his assimilation as a kid in Fordham Heights.
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Diplo transcends his outsider status with brazen force; Hershey, who performs as Dre Skull, tends toward assimilation, dutifully experimenting within the existing framework of reggae and dancehall music.
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But they weren't just fighting on their own behalf — they were fighting to preserve tradition among all Jews, even the Hellenistic ones who were more accepting of assimilation.
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The play centres on a heated argument about identity, assimilation and stereotypes among Amir, his white wife and two friends, an African-American lawyer and a Jewish art dealer.
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BETWEEN 1303 and 1970 tens of thousands of aboriginal children were taken from their families in a failed assimilation programme that wanted to "breed the colour" out of them.
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As our special report this week sets out, a natural process of adaptation and assimilation is doing more than any government to tame the threat posed by Islamic extremism.
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China has long waged a campaign of "assimilation and cultural destruction" in Xinjiang, but under President Xi Jinping it has "dramatically escalated," says Omer Kanat, a prominent Uighur activist.
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Set in Los Angeles's sprawling Koreatown, it follows a Korean immigrant family straining under the pressure of assimilation while their second-generation son explores his sexuality in Korean spas.
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"We are experiencing a flourishing of Jewish self-expression amidst continuous assimilation and self-reinvention," Lori Starr, executive director of the Contemporary Jewish Museum in San Francisco, told me.
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It believes that secure borders will restore the sanctity of law, and that the end of illegal immigration will lead to greater integration and assimilation of Latino minority groups.
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In Purity, Peck plays a clip from 1950's No Way Out, starring Sidney Poitier, a reoccurring figure in the film who represents a white ideal of black assimilation.
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Some, though, have criticized the women, complaining that they had invoked a symbol of the Black Lives Matter movement and sowed divisions in a military that relies on assimilation.
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Related: F*ck Contouring, We Just Want More of This Magical Hogwarts Body Art Meet the Body Painting Artist Disrupting Portraiture Women of Color Examine Assimilation Through Body Painting
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In 1892, Friedrich Trump changed his name to Frederick Trump, a move toward Anglicization that was common among immigrants who hoped to accelerate their assimilation and fend off discrimination.
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Abandoning assimilation, the Western liberal democracies no longer insist on imposing the traditional national identities, allowing the immigrant communities to develop separately on the margins of the mainstream societies.
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Her rationale, as she spoke it to me, was a rationale of responsibility: She wanted to consume the material as what she called a responsible next step, an assimilation.
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The Danish government is introducing a new set of assimilation laws that'll apply to 25 immigrant "ghettos" — largely low-income, Muslim-majority urban neighborhoods, reports the New York Times.
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Chancellor Angela Merkel has faced increasing pressure from the right in recent years and supported the new legislation last year as part of measures to help assimilation into society.
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The family's assimilation into America's upper class means its roots in the working class, which are still present in Dre's memory, are fading further and further into the past.
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A shared sorrow may have provided the briefest taste of unity after Pittsburgh, but anti-Semitism is not what defines the experience of Jews in America today; assimilation is.
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In February, the spokesman for Turkey's foreign ministry, Hami Aksoy, called the "systematic assimilation" of the Uighurs a "great shame for humanity" and urged China to close the camps.
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And looking across the border at China, where Han assimilation has been accompanied by greater security and economic growth, it might be a price that doesn't seem so high.
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For some, assimilation is based on pragmatic considerations, like achieving some fluency in the dominant language, some educational or economic success, some familiarity with the country's history and culture.
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His coming show, "Kanata," created in conjunction with France's Théâtre du Soleil, examines unsavory aspects of Canadian history, including the assimilation and subjugation of indigenous children at residential schools.
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Here are a few of the images and comments he collected from mixed-race children who had been kidnapped from their families during Australia's disastrous experiment with forced assimilation.
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Key to the Great Replacement and its varied kin is the notion that the Jew has engineered an assimilation into whiteness in order to covertly destroy it from within.
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Bhutto voiced a sentiment shared by fellow curator Azin Seraj, the featured artists, and anyone who grew up outside the United States or Western Europe: cultural assimilation is mandatory.
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The country's most famous scholar of Islam, Gilles Kepel, above, finds himself at the center of a tense debate over assimilation, extremism and what it means to be French.
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Los Angeles-area resident Jocelyn Vega, 30, was born in the United States but often worries about the trauma that Latinx families bear from painful immigration and assimilation journeys.
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It's not so much a personal identity as a political impulse, a strategy for thwarting assimilation and sowing constructive chaos at a time when culture wars are again escalating.
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The hanging totem, covered by Victorian wallpaper, is a poignant commentary on assimilation in a nation that has been diligent in its attempts to violently stamp out Indigenous cultures.
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An airline ticket counter representative with a lot of questions is meant to evoke the Inquisition; the big city to which Linda eventually moves is, in the allegory, assimilation.
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Ms. Marvel is secretly Kamala Khan, a teenage Muslim girl living in Jersey City who often struggles with assimilation, her tradition-bound parents, completing homework and fighting for justice.
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But with assimilation and privilege can come complacency, which is something many white Jews like me and the people I grew up with can fall into all too easily.
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Consumed by her nagging, overbearing affectations, the Jewish mother was to blame for the persistent woes of the Jewish American male — his anxiety, his neuroticism, his own assimilation failures.
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Now working on a larger-scale wooden shelf, Hermann offers an assortment of objects and textures — ball, cup, crumple, puddle — that, as usual, allow neither easy assimilation nor dismissal.
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When the flap over "Borderlife" forced Israeli Jews to take a position on the highly complicated matter of assimilation and intermarriage, many of them proved unequipped to deal with it.
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Critics believe that the subjective interpretation of the law has been unjustly used to curb religious freedoms and to push assimilation of French values on the country's growing Muslim population.
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It capitulated, and as the Meiji period (1868-1912) got under way, so did Japan's reception and assimilation of a tide of ideas, fashion, technology and products from the West.
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The play (pictured) centres on a heated argument about identity, assimilation and stereotypes between Amir, his white wife and two friends, an African-American lawyer and a Jewish art dealer.
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It will only divert resources from potential deportations of other undocumented immigrants whose educational credentials, English-language skills, and assimilation into American society are inferior to those of the DREAMers.
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But rights groups say that the government drive to popularize standardized Mandarin Chinese erodes the languages used by minorities such as Tibetans and that Beijing is essentially forcing cultural assimilation.
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But we now have an obligation to them, and to their children, to control future immigration – as we have following previous immigration waves – to ensure assimilation, integration and upward mobility.
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And even though her writing is now being transmitted on that most mainstream of venues, the "teevee," it seems to resist assimilation, in part by maintaining its sense of defiance.
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It's unconscionable that amidst a global human manitarian crisis, refugees will bear the additional burden of proving "exceptional" value or assimilation potential in the administrations' increasingly purist vision of America.
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This is not to be confused with assimilation; Miller is not demanding that citizenship for immigrants be predicated on giving up the identities, values and practices of their previous lives.
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The system would take into account an immigrant's skills, education, ability to speak English, and other factors that favor successful assimilation and significant contribution to our country and our economy.
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That was because the top honor went to "Ten Years," a low-budget independent production depicting a dark future for a Hong Kong bullied by the mainland government into assimilation.
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France's nationwide burka ban, meanwhile, is part of an effort to quell the fears of French citizens through legally-mandated assimilation, a trend that is taking hold all over Europe.
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That "Famous All Over Town" can be read as promoting assimilation was probably not James's intention, but this does not mean that it was not part of the book's effect.
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It stirred angry reactions from ultra-Orthodox legislators and from Israel's chief rabbis, who argued that the proposal would "encourage assimilation" by not requiring a sufficiently high standard for conversions.
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The facing screen shows an intimate and wide-ranging conversation between two actors playing female lovers talking about religious assimilation, the ethics of DNA testing, abuses of power and rape.
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And the experience of recent refugee crises has demonstrated to European leaders both how easily populations can move northward, and how much harder assimilation may be than they once hoped.
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Feature When a terrorist made a death threat against Gilles Kepel, France's most famous scholar of Islam, it deepened his embroilment in a national debate over Muslim assimilation and extremism.
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Footage of weddings between Uyghur women and Han Chinese men is a source of distress for Uyghurs in the diaspora, who see the videos as evidence of forced racial assimilation.
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He called for physical assimilation: In a colder climate blackened skins would revert to their original white beauty; "the woolly substance" on black heads would become "fine, straight hair" again.
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This assimilation process involved Borscht Belt comedy, marinating chicken in dehydrated soup, and shipping upstate to the resorts of the Catskills to practice the habits of the American leisure class.
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The question of assimilation is always pertinent for migrants, but especially interesting in the context of a new wave of Polish rappers and MCs, living and making music on British soil.
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Today the bear community, like the larger gay community it sprang from, has declined as an identity at the hands of cultural assimilation from its peak in the 90s and 2000s.
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It also means promoting Islamic practices and supporting secular and Islamic education in Yala, Pattani and Narathiwat, which is contrary to your assertion that the government's policy is one of assimilation.
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But the tough training and tradition-bound ways have put off many Japanese youth, leaving sumo to be dominated by foreign – mostly Mongolian – wrestlers, who face a grueling path to assimilation.
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There is something going on and it's not good, where they want Shariah law, where they want this, where they want things that — you know, there has to be some assimilation.
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Hotheads among them have long agitated against the Thai government in Bangkok and its policies of assimilation—denying the region autonomy, for instance, and even recognition of the local Malay language.
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The education ministry has banned from the national high-school curriculum a prize-winning novel, "Borderlife", by Israeli-Jewish writer Dorit Rabinyan, on the grounds that it promotes intermarriage and "assimilation".
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"It's our right as a sovereign nation to choose immigrants that we think are the likeliest to thrive and flourish and love us," he said, pointing to the challenges of assimilation.
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Theft of Indigenous land, erasure of Indigenous cultures (which is assimilation by another name), and the gradual but insistent diminishment of Indigenous sovereignty are central pillars in this architecture of oppression.
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American Indian communities face many of the same risks as other rural areas but have the added burden of historical trauma, including relocation, forced separation of families and compulsory cultural assimilation.
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As much as we focus on the assimilation of immigrants (and melting pots and salad bowls as metaphors), the reverse also happens: They change the attitudes of the people around them.
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But, what will ultimately make us transformative is unlearning all of those assimilation tactics and finding a way to bring more of our authentic self to the work that we're doing.
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I could find the people fishing, witness the irrigation systems they used to pull water from the Nile, and see how pressures from the Roman Empire drove them to seek assimilation.
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But they push on, keeping their feet planted in two worlds — a Latino culture that prizes assimilation and a white culture that believes that bigotry is a thing of the past.
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In "The Situation," actors of Syrian, Israeli and Palestinian origin come together for a German lesson in Berlin's Neukölln district, exploring questions of assimilation in both Europe and the Middle East.
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A usually conservative voting bloc (forced assimilation of Indigenous people through Christianization seems to have that effect), the Lumbee have never been high-percentage participants in national or state-level elections.
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Lamenting the emptiness in the liberal Jewish world and the growth of assimilation, he sets us on a path to nowhere with his suggestions for books that only reinforce that idea.
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Although government programs placed new arrivals throughout the country in small groups, to encourage assimilation, Vietnamese families moved to be near one another and built strongly rooted communities, particularly in California.
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Me, I went retro and called dibs on Bubbe, the traditional Yiddish word for grandmother — though I never used it for my own grandmothers, in an era more disposed to assimilation.
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And I learned to talk about the emotional toil of Storm being called a goddess in Africa and a rotten mutant in America long before I learned about representation and assimilation.
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But over time, Jews, Slavs, Italians, Irish, and others "became white" through a joint process of assimilation of minority groups into mainstream culture and accommodation by the mainstream of divergent practices.
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There was a book for every facet of this quandary: "Goodbye, Columbus" for interclass tensions; "The Human Stain" and "American Pastoral" for the perils of passing; "Indignation" for assimilation and intermarriage.
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Donald Trump, ironically, gets this — or at least, he's said that among Muslim Americans "assimilation has not exactly been a positive factor," though it's not clear exactly what he's referring to.
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"Our Montana and U.S. constitutions attempt to balance both cultural respect and assimilation as noble goals for Indian reservations," Stapleton wrote shortly after comparing the situation to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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Arguing that assimilation is "the engine room of music history," Gioia treks from the cult songs of Mesopotamia to the melody factories of modern times, finding lost music along the way.
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There's a seemingly star-crossed romance that appears rote, but the story's twists reveal the restrictions and possibilities that some immigrants find when facing the prospect of assimilation within the West.
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This system reached its nadir in the forced assimilation campaigns of the 1940s and 1950s, when the grandparents of many of the I.I.Y.C. youths were taught English literally under the lash.
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" Mr. Carlson said that assimilation had failed and that immigration was "in the process of totally changing these ancient cultures into something different and much more volatile and much more threatening.
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The boy attended a German-language kindergarten, but by 1927, the 9-year-old Jerry made his mother a collage as a gift for Christmas, a mark of the family's assimilation.
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Asked about the assimilation of Muslim immigrants in American culture on Fox News's Hannity Tuesday night, Trump said it is "pretty close" to "nonexistent," even with second- and third-generation American citizens.
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In reality, such a response could destabilize Hong Kong and China's economy, destroy Xi's global reputation and disrupt long-term plans for political and social assimilation of Hong Kong with the mainland.
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But "Fresh Off the Boat," tracking the Huangs' often bumpy adventures in assimilation, has since settled in as a Tuesday-night fixture for ABC, with critics praising Constance Wu's matriarch, in particular.
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Tom Brokaw, the former NBC Nightly News anchor, apologized Sunday after saying that "Hispanics should work harder at assimilation" into American culture during a discussion about President Trump's long-promised border wall.
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The big picture: China has long waged a campaign of "assimilation and cultural destruction" in Xinjiang, but under President Xi Jinping it has "dramatically escalated," said Omer Kanat, a prominent Uighur activist.
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If that were the only questionable familial comment Penelope makes through this "Wrestler" exchange, we could possibly write it off as her complete assimilation into the Blossom hive mind, but it's not.
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Throughout our history, immigrants from countries such as Ireland, Italy, Japan, China, Poland, Mexico, and Vietnam all went through periods of xenophobic prejudice and persecution on their path to acceptance and assimilation.
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Those are the main conclusions of a new survey of the Jewish community in Britain, whose size is ticking upwards after decades of decline owing to lowish birth rates, assimilation and emigration.
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Though the structure, which hinges on a series of game nights and contests, can feel strained, there are sometimes flashes of surprising truth and compelling conversations about family and assimilation (1:45).
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Though the structure, which hinges on a series of game nights and contests, can feel strained, there are sometimes flashes of surprising truth and compelling conversations about family and assimilation (2003:285).
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The works focus on Mexicans' view each other from across different borders—such as a native Mexican's perception of a Mexican-American—in the context of issues like assimilation, culture, and identity.
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The Trump administration wants to give preferential treatment to refugees based on those likely to achieve "successful assimilation" in the United States, according to a report to Congress obtained by VICE News.
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It has seen inflation rates at 225 percent, second only to South Sudan; mass human flight akin to that of Libya; and the assimilation of cocaine trafficking into the country's governing structure.
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" Reviewing "Marjorie Morningstar" for The Times, the critic Maxwell Geismar shrewdly focused on it as a drama of Jewish assimilation, "the tragicomic meeting of traditional Jewish culture and the American success myth.
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Shipwrecked on the shoals of assimilation—adjusting to the cultural peculiarities of America less easily than the rest of her clan—she fights harder than anyone else to keep the family afloat.
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But for those who believe that assimilation is a matter of identity — as many on the far right do — nothing short of the abandonment of all traces of your heritage will do.
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Concerns about undocumented immigration typically center on competition for jobs or the use of public resources, but complaints about assimilation are mostly about identity — a nebulous mix of race, religion and language.
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Set in a Russian village in 1905, it depicts tensions between tradition and assimilation — personified by the concerns of a dairyman with five daughters — in a shtetl imperiled by anti-Jewish violence.
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The spirit of this task can also be applied to tracing the stories of the Syrian or Venezuelan exodus, from noting their migration patterns to evaluating their challenges of assimilation and acculturation.
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Though this distinction has grown bitter with time, it's still a thrill to watch her "sing of assimilation while dancing its undoing," in the words of the performance studies scholar Deborah Paredez.
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Reuters used readings from NASA's Global Modeling and Assimilation Office showing hourly estimates of the amount of organic carbon released into the atmosphere to create an animation showing the spread of smoke.
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Everything about this immigrant couple — their spacious Greenwich Village apartment, teeming tastefully with books and art; their accents, by now standard American — suggests comfortable assimilation into an elite stratum of secular society.
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The show underscores the complicated emotions that stem from isolation and displacement among first- and second-generation children of migrants who face dual pressures of assimilation and cultural preservation in their upbringing.
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Immigration to the US, open borders advocates argue, raises most native-born Americans' incomes, promotes innovation by increasing our pool of skilled entrepreneurs and inventors, and hasn't led to major problems with assimilation.
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The Chabad movement, whose members often wear wide-brimmed black hats and black topcoats, has been in the vanguard of a push to preserve Jewish traditions and resist assimilation in former Soviet territory.
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The tendency of assimilation is that over the course of time, the third generation typically wants to find its way back to an authentic history and know for certain that it is home.
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The consequences are a lack of socioeconomic assimilation among low-IQ immigrant groups, more underclass behavior, less social trust, and an increase in the proportion of unskilled workers in the American labor market.
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Like those restaurateurs and their clients, many Canadians of Jewish origin sit somewhere on a spectrum between a full embrace of their forebears' identity and faith, and assimilation into the country's mainstream culture.
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According to Marco, reframing conversations around fusion to reflect the experiences of immigration and assimilation isn't a responsibility that falls to his parents' generation; they were busy getting their feet on the ground.
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For those who are immigrants or have lived in immigrant communities most of their lives, assimilation is severely curtailed by these factors, and it relegates young people to unemployment and other social ills.
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Language plays multiple crucial roles in Prism Stalker, as connective tissue to the past, a carrier of culture, as a tool of assimilation, and as a shaper of our mental and physical realities.
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The word sidesteps the question of racial superiority and co-opts the left's inclusive language of diversity and its critique of forced assimilation in order to reclaim the right to difference—for whites.
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A flying saucer concealed behind the 9/11 diorama points toward government contact with aliens far predating Earth's victory in an interstellar music reality show, and eventual assimilation into the Galactic Federal Government.
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Autumn is a season of danger, though, when the mask of assimilation can be ripped off, forcing some Americans to face the unnerving, if fleeting, realization that Canada is an entirely different country.
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Though the Holocaust and assimilation have shrunk the ranks of Yiddish speakers — once put at over 2000 million worldwide — to a relative handful, Yiddish still needs to keep itself fashionably up-to-date.
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But the assimilation process has been made harder by increasingly aggressive propaganda campaigns in the Russian-language news media, narratives widely believed to be directed from Moscow with the intent of heightening divisions.
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For many children of immigrants who came to the United States as beneficiaries of the 1965 Immigration and Nationality Act, our origin stories have centered on our relationships to whiteness and class assimilation.
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Ms. Nottaway considers cooking her best weapon against assimilation, and on a recent Thursday afternoon, she set out to hunt for deer, partridge and beaver in a snow-covered forest on the reservation.
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It was only with the coming of British rule to India in the 22014th century that a culture that had prided itself on its powers of assimilation was confronted with an unassimilable influence.
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The big picture: China has detained an estimated 1 million to 2 million Uighur Muslims in the region of Xinjiang in "re-education camps" as part of a coordinated campaign of forced assimilation.
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" It noted "the single-parent, antisocial habits, prevalent among some working-class whites; the anti-'acting white' rap culture of inner-city blacks; the anti-assimilation ideas gaining ground among some Hispanic immigrants.
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In America, the struggle for Asian Americans is often one of assimilation, of being seen as American, a struggle made even more difficult by the xenophobic undercurrent informing the nation's current political climate.
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President Tsai Ing-wen apologized in 2016 for "centuries of pain and mistreatment", dating back to colonization by Japan in the 19th century and former leader Chiang Kai-shek's assimilation policy in the 1960s.
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Like much of the rest of Europe, this Scandinavian country is grappling with immigration, assimilation and the threat of Islamic extremist terrorism, very complicated challenges at the heart of a growing global political debate.
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A three-storey module of Robin Hood Gardens is currently being dismantled for assimilation into the V&A archive: it is the largest fragment of a modern building to be accepted by a museum.
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Even among some Mexican Americans, the street-wise aesthetic that was birthed in East Los Angeles's Chicanx community can get derided for its resistance to white American assimilation and its loose affiliation with gangsterism.
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As immigrants, they readily adopted the clothes of their new home as a form of assimilation; then, as parents, they handed down this openness, inspiring Leah to develop her own sense of sartorial freedom.
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Everything, Garreau explains, is tied to the history of "assimilation and extermination" policies the government has enacted against Native people across America—including attempts to cut them off on reservations and erase their culture.
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In the previous instance in 2008, then prime minister Kevin Rudd apologized to members of the Stolen Generations of indigenous Australians, forcibly taken from their families and communities as young children under assimilation policies.
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In engaging with these young people, some considering radical Islam as an answer to identity politics and partial assimilation, Alaoui's resulting video "Devil's Island" (2015) revealed the ordinary frustrations that can fuel extreme actions.
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He was born an outsider, lived outside of America, and realized that assimilation would exact a high price; he would have to forget where he came from, as Andy Warhol often pretended to do.
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The emotional connection that can result when teachers make learning personally relevant to students is what differentiates superficial, rote, topical assimilation of material from a superlative education marked by deep mastery and durable learning.
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I.V.P.'s increasingly international clientele makes it tempting to think of the school as a vehicle for cultural assimilation or class mobility, but in practice the school's exorbitant tuition renders it inaccessible to most.
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Foods that can help to restore biodiversity in the gut can also improve digestion, improve nutrient assimilation, improve overall immune function—and there's a lot of new evidence that they can improve mental health.
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The big picture: Legally-mandated assimilation has become a trend in Europe, with the latest example being Denmark's plan to force "ghetto" children to undergo lessons in Danish values for 30 hours a week.
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Long the target of forced assimilation by white settlers, many aboriginal people in Canada remain stifled by colonial-era treaties and discriminatory laws used to strip them of land, political autonomy and legal rights.
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"1916: Immigration" shows how Caliban got used as a token in arguments about assimilation at a moment when racism was intensified by support from fake "science" and the United States was closing its borders.
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All across Europe, nations that have defined themselves in terms that are more ethnic than civic have found assimilation more challenging than in the United States and other settler societies like Canada and Australia.
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So the consequence was a lot of assimilation and a sort of redefining of what it meant to be white in the United States in a way that kind of reinforced a racial hierarchy.
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FITZROY, Australia — Uncle Jack Charles, a well-known Australian Aboriginal actor, was born in 1940 under Australia's assimilation policy, which he said absorbed Aboriginal people into white society by removing children from their families.
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My reasons ranged from the practical (was I even allowed to be a tri-citizen?) to the precious (could I stomach sacrificing even more of my Brazilian identity at the altar of American assimilation?).
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There is no American equivalent to the challenge of immigrant-assimilation now facing France — no equivalent of the domestic terror threat, the rise of Islamist anti-Semitism, the immigrant enclaves as worlds unto themselves.
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"The ultimate assimilation crossover food" is what the food writer and radio host Arthur Schwartz called it when I interviewed him about it, a taste of illicit exoticism, unkosher and delicious in the extreme.
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But the book made him think about his grandparents' migration from Canada, and his own father, for whom Phil was named, and his time with the nuns; the constant efforts at assimilation and extermination.
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The ranking takes several factors into consideration, including the cost of healthcare, the cost of living, the process of obtaining a visa and owning property, the access to entertainment, and the ease of assimilation.
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The goal is to inject the disruptive power of not-normal back into the discussion of difference at a time when the edge of mainstream gayness has been dulled by the quest for assimilation.
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In America that anticlericalism was milder, and with Catholic assimilation and Catholic patriotism (a less remarkable analogue to the African-American patriotism Serwer describes) there was a promise that it would eventually disappear entirely.
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This process was tweaked and mechanized, and the bagels got softer and sweeter than is traditional — call this the assimilation of the bagel — but this process is also what brought bagels into the mainstream.
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The town of "Assimilation" (no points for subtly) is the brainchild of manically perky HGTV-eque designer Margaux Needler (Allison Janney), who plans to sell all 50 of its houses during a live TV special.
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However, "Native identity and tribal affiliation is really complicated — mainly a result of genocide and Indian removal and assimilation efforts," Heather Rae, a film producer and another cofounder of The Native Networkers, told BuzzFeed News.
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It's an example of how the end goal for some LGBTQ activists has not been justice over the institutions and systems that endanger their lives or eradicate their culture, but assimilation into those very institutions.
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Long efforts at forced assimilation, including the seizure of Aboriginal children to be reared in orphanages or by foster parents, which stopped only in the 1970s, left generations without any experience of stable family life.
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On an all new episode of HATE THY NEIGHBOR, comedian Jamali Maddix takes a trip to the Holy Land to meet the Lehava, an anti-assimilation group trying to prevent Arabs and Jews from marrying.
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When I think of music I think of my culture and how music has been used to liberate people from all types of slavery and resist against the incessant genocide, erasure, and assimilation of culture.
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Yet as more is revealed about its backstory, an interesting thread emerges about how assimilation (or a perceived failure to assimilate) can become its own active force in the lives of immigrants and their descendants.
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It is an homage to co-creation rather than assimilation, and calls for the ultimate mashup of foods that may not have grown up together, but can certainly make friends without losing their respective identities.
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In 2008, the then Prime Minister Kevin Rudd apologized to members of the Stolen Generations of indigenous Australians, who were forcibly taken from their families and communities when they were young children under assimilation policies.
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This line of thought that has linked work in the field of disability studies to that of queer and feminist thinkers, who celebrate difference among marginalized groups and resist assimilation to mainstream standards of living.
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He basically said on one level that Jews had lived in diaspora for 2,000 years and there's no reason to move elsewhere, but at the same time there was every reason to resist the assimilation.
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What assimilation stories don't often touch on, though, is how much these stories of American life involve seemingly superficial stuff that's less about American values and behavior and more about what Americans should look like.
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Our era's seemingly race-neutral languages of security, legality, culture, productivity and assimilation are often strongly inflected with racial meanings, but they're subtler and deniable, attracting far less opposition than, say, likening countries to outhouses.
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Too many of us are doubling down on the failed strategies that not only have failed to convert Americans but have also done little to halt the assimilation of Christians to secular norms and beliefs.
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At the same time, millions of Muslim immigrants began arriving in the concrete high-rises of the French banlieues, French cities, with a culture less amenable to the kind of assimilation France had always preached.
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