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Recent research on ethnic identity has found that:

Recent research on ethnic identity has found that:

▸ most children from historically underrepresented groups show preferences for Euro-American culture.

▸ some but not all children from historically underrepresented groups identify strongly with their cultural groups.

▸ most children from historically underrepresented groups have parents who are committed to imparting cultural pride.

▸ nearly all children from historically underrepresented groups have a clear and positive view of their ethnicity.

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Early Childhood Development: A Multicultural Perspective

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Author: Trawick-Smith

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