Having to prove cultural identity leaves Native Americans with differing feelings. These feelings include all of the following EXCEPT feelings of

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The requirement to prove cultural identity often leads to feelings of oppression by the dominant group and pride in one's own culture, but it does not typically result in feelings of acceptance by the dominant group, as the act itself can be seen as marginalizing.

Having to Prove Cultural Identity Leaves Native Americans with Differing