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Cherokee Removal, Daca, Illegal Immigration, Immigrants, Immigration Reform, Migration, Moving to America, Refugee, Undocumented Immigrants, 9/11, Animal Testing, Black Lives Matter, Bullying, Civil Disobedience, Cyber Bullying, Death Penalty, Discrimination, Frederick Douglass, Freedom of Speech, Gender Equality, Affirmative Action, Animal rights, Civil Rights, Cruelty to Animals, Feminism.
“They are stealing our jobs!” “When they send their people, they’re are not sending their best. ”This outcry was articulated in 2016 and still echoes in the social conversation, not only in the US, but in a global context as well: from Greece refusing entry of women migrants with hijabs to the Danish government posting … Read more
Could you Imagine being just one year old, and your father says goodbye to you in China and returned to Canada. He wouldn’t see you for the next 18 years, and you were prevented from joining him by a racist Canadian law. This was not just the situation with Fred Lee yet countless others. Today … Read more
In the short story “The Blossoming of Bongbong,” the main character, Bongbong, moves to America with big hopes to reshape his life and achieve success. This vague notion of the American dream leads to Bongbong’s desire for the quintessential, yet seemingly paradoxical American life: a movie star career, and a simple, non-contradictory lifestyle— everything he … Read more
America is in the Heart begins with Bulosan’s childhood and traces a difficult immigrant experience defined by poverty, rootlessness and illness and culminates in a remaking of his self through writing. As Rajini Srikanth notes, the novel is “curiously marked by a faith and idealism in the possibilities of the United States even as it … Read more
