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This document discusses American multiculturalism and focuses on race discrimination as well as four types of multiculturalism: African American writers, Latina or Mexican American writers, American Indian writers, and Asian American writers. It also notes that there are two types of Indian literature: traditional Indian literature and mainstream Indian literature.
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