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The writer examines bilingual education and its implications for assimilation into mainstream American culture. The writer reveals that some people believe it is necessary for students to have bilingual education in order to assimilate successfully, while others think that such education, which is usually taught in the context of multiculturalism, impedes assimilation and makes it more difficult to overcome cultural differences. Such differences, they fear, could eventually destroy the cohesiveness of U.S. society. The writer examines the literature pertaining to this topic and concedes that both sides have compelling arguments, but sides with those favoring bilingual education. The paper is five pages long and there are five sources listed in the bibliography.
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