A prime example was shown when Naima searched for employment and was over looked due to a language barrier. Another was learning how to drive a car in America. Naima may experience ethnocentrism, which is the attitude that one group is superior to an inferior group (Naima). This may be due to culture shock and not being able to do anything, she may feel inferior...
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This may be due to culture shock and not being able to do anything, she may feel inferior. Naima stated “In Palestine, I could do everything. Suddenly find myself; I can’t do even a little bit.” By far, the concept of marginality is what Naima is experiencing. Defined as living with two separate cultures, you feel attach to one, but living in another...
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