2013
DOI: 10.1007/s10447-013-9194-8
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Acculturative Experiences of Black-African International Students

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“…Both Opio (2011) andBoafo-Arthur (2014) found that experiencing prejudice and discrimination during their time in the United States was a significant issue for BlackAfrican students. A number of authors have found that difficulties with discrimination were not anticipated by students before their arrival, largely because students were members of the majority race in their home countries and many had not experienced racial prejudice before (Lee & Opio, 2011;Lee & Rice, 2007;Maringe & Carter, 2007).…”
Section: Challenges Faced By Black-african International Studentsmentioning
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“…Both Opio (2011) andBoafo-Arthur (2014) found that experiencing prejudice and discrimination during their time in the United States was a significant issue for BlackAfrican students. A number of authors have found that difficulties with discrimination were not anticipated by students before their arrival, largely because students were members of the majority race in their home countries and many had not experienced racial prejudice before (Lee & Opio, 2011;Lee & Rice, 2007;Maringe & Carter, 2007).…”
Section: Challenges Faced By Black-african International Studentsmentioning
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“…It seems that even for those students who want to integrate, make friends, and form social bonds with local people, there was little reciprocal enthusiasm from the host population. This leads to loneliness, feelings of isolation, exclusion, and being left out as well as feeling unwanted and not having group membership (Boafo-Arthur, 2014;Irungu, 2013;Lee & Opio, 2011;Maringe & Carter, 2007;Mwara, 2008).…”
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