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    The Co-Cultural Group Members Who Desire Separation Work to Create
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The Co-Cultural Group Members Who Desire Separation Work to Create

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The co-cultural group members who desire separation work to create and maintain an identity that is similar to the dominant culture rather than promote their own in-group solidarity.

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