Second generation immigrant youth who experience racial prejudice and discrimination in school are likely to
A. Give up their ethnic identity and try to assimilate into mainstream society.
B. Develop a heightened sense of racialized ethnic identity.
C. Return to their family’s country of origin.
D. Excel in school to gain acceptance.
E. None of the above.
Answer: B
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