Assimilate the New Culture

The Smolinski family among the bread donors is a typical immigrant suffering in the process of assimilation. By observing Sara and her father's point of view there is a gap between cultural differences and differences between generations. And it is the one most faced by immigrant families. Sarah, while immigrant child, was bound by the culture of her home country, but unlike other sisters, he gave up his culture to absorb the dominant American culture.

American Indians have once prospered by relying on abundant land and natural life. The colonization of white settlers harmed this peaceful life, removed tribes from their lands, and pushed them to a new cultural and religious view. Many years of abuse and abuse led the organization of the American Indian Movement to fight for its rights and freedom. Through AIM, the Indians gain recognition in order to gain place in society and try to spread their culture and heritage knowledge to American citizens.

Assimilation is part of the mainstream culture of immigrants and reduces the difference between immigrants and American-born Americans. Research often distinguishes cultural assimilation where the national and cultural norms of previous countries are less common, and other factors such as socioeconomic success and educational equity are of the protection of structural assimilation Mentioned below. Assimilation, in particular cultural assimilation, is a controversial argument in US policy making and affects education, health policy and other areas. In the past many people believed that full assimilation is necessary for the healthy function of American society. Today, many people accept the theory of multiculturalism and segment assimilation, claiming that multiculturalism and unique national identity are more powerful than weakness.