Asian Americans were allowed a greater level of assimilation than African Americans and had even been allowed into integrated schools by the early 1900s.

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Asian Americans, despite facing significant discrimination, were sometimes allowed into integrated schools and experienced varying degrees of assimilation into American society by the early 1900s, unlike African Americans who were subjected to more rigid segregation laws and practices.

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