Most Asian and Hispanic Americans are too recently part of U.S. society to apply the three-generation hypothesis.

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The three-generation hypothesis suggests that it takes three generations for immigrants to fully assimilate into American society. However, many Asian and Hispanic Americans are relatively new to the United States, so they have not had enough time to experience the full effects of assimilation.

Most Asian and Hispanic Americans Are Too Recently Part of U.S