Which of the following best describes the difference between the identity considerations of immigrant-identifying young people and American or ethnic teens?
A. Immigrant-identifying young people feel a much stronger compulsion to identify with black Americans than American or ethnic teens.
B. Immigrant-identifying young people tend to use their birthplaces to define their identities, while American and ethnic teens have a more difficult time establishing their identities.
C. Immigrant-identifying young people stress their status as immigrants, while American and ethnic teens almost always identify with black Americans.
D. Immigrant-identifying young people occupy a liminal space as a result of the inability to self-determine identity, while American and ethnic teens strongly identify with black Americans.
B. Immigrant-identifying young people tend to use their birthplaces to define their identities, while American and ethnic teens have a more difficult time establishing their identities.
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