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Originally posted by Rubu
A few points:
1. I believe the drop outs in England being more than in USA has to do something with a certain districts of population being mainstream in England who are not very fond of study (of course with exceptions). This might get some people offended here but its a fact.
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Haha! How very diplomatic you are Agent
No, but to be fair to the Sylhetis, they faced a lot of racism and isolation and it is very difficult to succeed when you are treated like a 2nd class citizen. Bangladeshi immigrants to the USA, Canada etc didn't have it so bad since there were other larger minority groups in these countries (e.g. blacks) who were targetted first. You know the largest minority is generally the scourge of a country.