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In America today, is "assimilation" considered a good or bad thing, or a "it depends" thing? (Original Post) MMBeilis Nov 2023 OP
In my book it's a good thing. It's always been a good thing. comradebillyboy Nov 2023 #1
I would say... Think. Again. Nov 2023 #2
To an extent Average Joe Public Feb 2024 #3
Good answer Joe. MMBeilis Feb 2024 #4

comradebillyboy

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1. In my book it's a good thing. It's always been a good thing.
Mon Nov 27, 2023, 07:53 PM
Nov 2023

But I don't claim to speak for America. And compared Europe, or anywhere else for that matter, it's much easier for immigrants to assimilate and be successful in this country.

3. To an extent
Thu Feb 22, 2024, 05:29 PM
Feb 2024

The great thing about America is that you really only need to assimilate enough to a)learn/obey the laws b)appreciate the freedoms/opportunities that come with citizenship. Other than that, you can keep your cultural identity.

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