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Anna asked me this question:

Hello Jaska wanted to write a topic on the forum, but I tell it to just a few of you who have "known" better. I have the impression that you as a niche intellectual and G2 are therefore more complex and problematic second generation. The children of the second generation usually barely exceed high school, unfortunately, rarely get university. But these guys (and I meet from many) live their "diversity" more naturally, without being offended if someone asks where they come from, have less anger toward a society that is still in its infancy of multiculturalism. Conclusion: more culture, more mental saws, which are sometimes good, sometimes I'm just a useless byproduct of the culture or simply a symptom of a non-acceptance of their identity and complex we put in anger toward others (and this applies even for natives).

Graditi your valuable thoughts on the matter.

Anna

Ciò che dice Anna lo abbiamo sentito dire da tanti, ed in una certa misura possiamo anche essere d'accordo. Lo dicono le statistiche che sono pochi quelli che frequentano i licei prediligendo - per scelta propria o imposta o "suggerita" da altri - gli istituti professionali. Di conseguenza pochi sono quelli proseguono gli studi iscrivendosi all'università...

Ora, nessun figlio di immigrati che sia arrivato in Italia da piccolo (e con ciò possiamo intendere persone arrivate in età prescolare come anche persone arrivate attorno 1i 13-14 anni) può affermare onestamente di non essersi mai posto domande sulla propria identità, soprattutto per quanto concerne l'appartenenza al paese di origine rispetto a quello d'adozione. It may instead vary the consistency and depth with which one puts these questions. Sometimes you think about it once or twice, too intensely, and then give up thinking about it further for one reason or another.

What brought the G2 (by this I mean the members of the G2 second generation) has become more "mental masturbations" of others? To ask that others do not pose problems and expect things others do not claim?

I think it is only a further understanding of what we are - we are not immigrants but we are not "Italian" 100% - that led us to deny any simplification of our identity from others, not to accept a one-dimensional vision. This happened in our case, although all around us tends to stick labels ready-seeing "or meat or fish." Our awareness - not only because of the fact that we, or rather most of us had the opportunity to continue their studies - rather leads us to affirm the decision that we are neither the one nor the other, neither fish nor fowl (egg but, as he told our elegantly Lucia).

The boys who live with their differences as "natural" are those who have not been able to put into question. Neither at school nor at home, or with the peer group. This does not happen only with the children of immigrants, but also with most of the young natives: we do not live in another dimension, our world is the same, the stimuli are the same, the media stereotypes with their politically incorrect and socially transmit the same shit everywhere ... and not all are vaccinated ..

The right question to be, then, is not because the G2 you ask too many questions, but because the "others" if they do not, and if their "natural" is really so "natural"?