Despite the initial racist attitudes directed toward Irish, Jewish, and Italian immigrants, these groups eventually "became white" through:

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Irish, Jewish, and Italian immigrants faced discrimination and were not initially considered "white" in the United States. However, over time, intermarriage and upward mobility enabled these groups to assimilate and be accepted as "white" in broader society.

Despite the Initial Racist Attitudes Directed Toward Irish, Jewish, and Italian