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Whatever Happened to Assimilation?

By Fred Elbel on 23 August 2019
Tags: 
immigration
society
assimilation
diversity
multiculturalism

The Summer 2019 Social Contract Journal is available online and in print. The issue focuses on "Whatever Happened to Assimilation? - America's Uncertain Future". 

The issue includes the following articles:

  1. Editor's Note: Assimilation or Disintegration? A Look at America's Uncertain Future, by Wayne Lutton, Ph.D.
  2. The Melting Pot and Its Limits, by the Social Contract Editors
  3. Whatever Became of Assimilation?, by Paul Nachman
  4. The Hispanic Assimilation Problem: Bilingual Ed and Other Factors, by George Rodriguez
  5. The Quiet War against Assimilation Goes Forward, by Brenda Walker
  6. Assimilation: Imposition on Immigrants or Crucial to America's Survival?, by Leon Kolankiewicz
  7. Are Hispanics Assimilating?, by Alan Wall
  8. The End of Assimilation, by James Kirkpatrick
  9. Open Borders: A Truly Bipartisan Effort, by Dave Gibson
  10. Thinking Outside the Box: New Paths for Restrictionists, by John Vinson
  11. Uber, Lyft Are Waging a 'War on Women' with their Fleet of Foreign Drivers, by Dave Gibson
  12. R.I.P. Georgie Anne Geyer (1935-2019): A Trailblazing Journalist Who Dared to Connect the Dots, by Leon Kolankiewicz
  13. Reconciling the West to Extinction, by Martin Witkerk
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