Being able to conform in a larger society where the goal is to help form a better life for future generations, to help stabilize their way of living, is vital to help them find a sense of belonging. While some may find that altering or naming one’s name differently to something more “acceptable” to society loses one’s part of identity, it’s not entirely giving up one’s identity or culture as people can still reside in their heritage and culture through other aspects, such as following certain traditions, morals, and ideas. Changing a name is only a certain aspect that one might conform to for them to receive equal opportunities as their native counterparts. In addition, a report covering the study of immigration assimilation in America found that by absorbing into the majority culture, “newcomers are better able to communicate and integrate into society and workplaces, as well as make better use of public services” (Source
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