<p>Immigrants and especially second and later-generation immigrants face intense pressure to assimilate into their new nation, which often results in the loss of their cultural heritage. A better solution is for immigrants to acclimate: adjusting to the new culture while maintaining a strong connection to their roots rather than losing that connection entirely. </p>

Immigrants and especially second and later-generation immigrants face intense pressure to assimilate into their new nation, which often results in the loss of their cultural heritage. A better solution is for immigrants to acclimate: adjusting to the new culture while maintaining a strong connection to their roots rather than losing that connection entirely.

<p>Immigrants and especially second and later-generation immigrants face intense pressure to assimilate into their new nation, which often results in the loss of their cultural heritage. A better solution is for immigrants to acclimate: adjusting to the new culture while maintaining a strong connection to their roots rather than losing that connection entirely.&nbsp;</p>

Cultural Assimilation and INDICO

You can't understand the world unless you understand Mississippi. People here experience all the joys and pains everyone does, but with a statewide population of just three million, everything is much, much more personal. The students who record Real Mississippi take you behind the magnolia curtain so you can understand the people who make Mississippi, Mississippi.

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