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Abstract
The process of assimilation among recent immigrants to the United States is examined. The authors conclude that in contrast to earlier U.S. immigrant experience second-generation non-white immigrants do not generally have the opportunity to gain access to middle-class white society and may remain in ethnically and culturally distinct minority communities. (ANNOTATION)
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