How to Use assimilationist in a Sentence
assimilationist
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It’s an odd pre-buttal, given that his work fits neatly within the long history of African American assimilationist thought.
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Washington Post,
2021-11-26
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Many of those older campaigns, which some radicals see as assimilationist, fractured after Obama granted their wish, all their strategic aims put in one basket.
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Josephine Livingstone,
The New Republic,
2020-06-24
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Macdonald’s role in Canada’s assimilationist policies hasn’t been broadly taught or understood until recently.
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Sara Miller Llana,
The Christian Science Monitor,
2020-10-19
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France has tended to view its model as assimilationist in opposition to American multiculturalism.
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New York Times,
2021-03-05
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The book recounts massacres and broken treaties, and pays particular attention to the Friends of the Indian movement, white activists whose misguided assimilationist enterprises further eroded Indigenous nations.
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The New Yorker,
2021-11-15
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