Du Bois, "To be an
assimilated American and to be an unassimilated Negro were both real and, more importantly, equally or near equally appealing choices" (xx).
Many savants predicted a hundred years ago that the immigrants of their day could never be
assimilated," he writes in his recent book The New Americans (Regnery).
Vitamins are not pep pills (they have no caloric value of their own), food substitutes (they cannot be
assimilated without ingesting food), or structural components; nor do they contribute substantially to body mass.
Orestes Brownson, in an 1884 essay titled "Native Americanism," wrote that the Irish and all other immigrants "must ultimately lose their own nationality and become
assimilated in general character to the Anglo-American race.
According to Mendes-Flohr, in order to properly enter the worldview of the Literatenjuden it is necessary to challenge two commonly held assumptions: (1) German Jews had confidently and unabashedly
assimilated into German culture of the nineteenth- and twentieth- centuries; and (2) this assimilation precluded any continued commitment to Judaism or Jewish identity.
We shouldn't recruit only those from the minority communities who have been fully
assimilated into the majority culture.
As for the psychological mystery of this child's-world view of adult privilege, Sargent's friend Henry James (whose portrait he painted) distilled it as "the sense it gives us of
assimilated secrets.
Russell says she sees Russian dancers "being
assimilated more than having a major impact on American dance.
American Jews have neither converted in any significant number nor
assimilated.
BEST is full of savvy advice on how to succeed without being
assimilated.
Contract notice: Sweeping services, collection and transportation to the disposal of municipal solid waste and undifferentiated , including those
assimilated , and other public health services in de .
