Language, Belonging and Diaspora Experience 

Language, Belonging and Diaspora Experience 

Language barriers complicate her interpersonal relationships and participation in society. She increasingly relies on diaspora networks rather than engaging with broader social or civic life. The dialectic between her need for support and her desire for recognition and participation leads her to continually reflect on questions of belonging and identity. Life in the diaspora becomes an ongoing process of social and political socialization and negotiation, through which she constructs her new identity. 

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