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nation, and institutionalized racism are institutional barriers internal to the majority society; linguistic differences, economic status, a lack of job skills or education, resistance to acculturation, and other barriers are said to be external to the society and internal to the immigrant (Henretta, Brownlee, Brody, Ware, & Johnson, 1997). Certain immigrant groups may experience greater difficulties in achieving acculturation than others due to any or all of these factors or, alternatively as a consequence of extraneous social or political c

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