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| Du Bois's critique of Washington's strategic assimilationism is inextricably linked to a critique of Washington's gendered subjectivity. Gage's self-presentation as an American Hellene is aligned with the AHEPAn model of Greek American identity in terms of its endorsement of American assimilationism. Given the history of assimilationism in Russia, and given the biological impossibility of defining Russians, I would like to suggest an answer that works in at least 99% of the cases: Russians are people who identify themselves as Russians. |
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