Valuable Identity Factors Allowing Acceptance in Society

Rashiri emphasized that the term "Indian American" appears until the beginning of the 21st century. This time it was officially accepted into society by Indian Americans. The psychological struggle between her dual cultural identity is somewhat integrated into a single character with hyphens. She said: "Unlike my early life, there was no such way to explain me" (Lahiri 547). Finally she finally found a way to put her two lives together and use that word to express herself.

Families, races, cultures and lifestyles in human society and community are just a few of the factors that make that person the identity. Understanding people's identity is not easy. It is because many factors that define it may last a lifetime to understand who the person is ultimately. Jamaican Kincaid's "Girl" and Jhumpa Lahiri's "My Two Lifes" write letters sharing these conflicting discrimination elements, but which elements are more valuable to make them acceptable Whether it is different. The views are in their society and community. For example, a person's race may represent some sort of uniqueness or pride, but sometimes it can cause embarrassment.

Charmaine Wijeyesinghe has identified a number of factors that can have a major impact on the process and its outcome, with adults and factors affecting their national identity choice. They include biological heritage, social and social and historical background, early social experience, culture, ethnic identity and heritage, personal understanding of spirituality, race and racial discrimination, sexual orientation, etc. Another personal social identity of. These factors can be combined to gain broad experience in various ways. 34 Other researchers have confirmed this diverse experience. According to Wijeyesinghe, "confusion of identity" is most likely to occur when there is a difference between identities. Various factors

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