Write about "the Other". That's what they want, it's a big wet dream for them. But you can twist it to show that Dr. Turnbull, having come from Scotland could be considered "the Other", and being aware of this, probably over compensated and began advocating for those she perceived to be in a similar situation, but essentially knew precious little about her adopted culture. Cite with examples of immigrants overcompensating and becoming more American than Americans (or other countries/nationalities) through strict adherence to rules and obedience to government.
I have been through the Marxist churn that is University education.
Write about "the Other". That's what they want, it's a big wet dream for them. But you can twist it to show that Dr. Turnbull, having come from Scotland could be considered "the Other", and being aware of this, probably over compensated and began advocating for those she perceived to be in a similar situation, but essentially knew precious little about her adopted culture. Cite with examples of immigrants overcompensating and becoming more American than Americans (or other countries/nationalities) through strict adherence to rules and obedience to government.
I have been through the Marxist churn that is University education.
Something I found on the topic.
http://academic.brooklyn.cuny.edu/english/melani/cs6/other.html