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    An immigrant’s identity in America is an overwhelming concern today. In “Drown” a book of short stories by Junot Diaz‚ a family of immigrants from the Dominican Republic makes America their second home. Throughout the story‚ Yunior’s family struggles with social discrimination in both America and Dominican Republic. Yunior’s family moves to New Jersey‚ where there is a variety of ethnic diversity. In the final chapter‚ Yunior reveals the story behind his father’s chance to journey into America.

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    The story of immigrant struggles is the major theme in Drown by Junot Diaz. Every immigrant has a personal story‚ pains and joys‚ fears and victories. This book captures the fury and alienation of the Dominican immigrant experience very well. Drown brings out the conflicts‚ yearnings‚ and frustrations that have been a part of immigrant life for centuries. In each of his stories‚ Diaz uses a first-person narrator who is observing others. Boys and young drug dealers narrate eight of these tales. Their

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    Junot Diaz's Fiesta 1980

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    Papi’s Control Junot Diaz‚ author of “Fiesta‚ 1980‚” highlights the life of a Dominican Republic family. The story is set in 1980‚ Bronx‚ NY and centers around Yunior‚ the main character‚ narrative of their everyday life‚ his father Papi‚ and the events leading up to the “Fiesta.” Papi suggests a “Fiesta” (which means party in Spanish) and the entire family accepts the idea. This act set the underlining tone of Papi’s domineering presence. In this story‚ Papi displays different aspects of his

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    Topic: Drown‚ chapter 3 This chapter of the book Drown‚ written by Junot Diaz is called Aurora. This is where the narrator tells the story of his encounters with sex and drugs. He sells drugs on the streets to children and elderly people only‚ because he believes that by doing this it would save their business from unwanted trouble and the Police. He wanted to incorporate the drug business to make it bigger but his friend persuaded him not to expand because according to him it works better for

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    Cameron Diaz Bio

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    Cameron Diaz. Ella tiene cuarto y unos anos. Diaz es de San Diego‚ California‚ pero sus familia no son. Cameron’s padre es un segundo generacion cubano americano‚ y sus madre es italiano‚ aleman‚ y el americano native. Diaz es famoso porque es una actriz. Ahora‚ Cameron Diaz vive en Los Angeles‚ California. Cameron Diaz was born on August 30‚ 1972. When she was only sixteen‚ Diaz began professionally modeling for major companies such as Coca-Cola and Calvin Klein. In 1994‚ Cameron Diaz starred in

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    Diaz’s story continues into second paragraph where Diaz insights the reader that he had to hide who he really is by hiding the government cheese in either the cupboard. This is based off of social class and the stereotype that all African Americans are a part of the lower class. This showed that Diaz was not ashamed of whom he was‚ but he did not want to get judged. In addition to hiding the cheese‚ he states that the race of a girl or date should determine where the cheese should be hidden. The

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    Identity is an ongoing problem around the world. The author‚ Lillian Comas-Diaz argues that the United States has a name for its fast growing minority ethnic group but they are in search of it. The citizens of the United States can be identified as Latinos by classifications such as their ancestry‚ country of birth‚ nationality group‚ or also the person’s ancestors or parents before their arrival in the United States Latinos are being classified as names that are considered inaccurate. People

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    Two Accounts: Broken Spears and Bernal Diaz In every historical event there tends to be conflicting sides‚ each member has their own point of view based on a plethora of statistics. These statistics include but are not limited to‚ socio-economic classes‚ race‚ geographical boundaries‚ gender‚ etc. When two cultures interact for the first time there is bound to be some discrepancies over what truly occurred. These discrepancies are portrayed quite well through Bernal Diaz’s The Conquest of New Spain

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    of work titled “Becoming a Writer”‚ written by Junot Diaz‚ is a short story showing the importance of dedication and persistence in order to become a good author. Diaz begins by explaining his difficulty in getting past the “75 page mark” in a novel he had been working on. He explains how no matter how hard he tried‚ it felt as if he was “chained to the sinking ship of those 75 pages and there was no key and no patching the hole in the hull”. Diaz explains how it is hard to continue his work after

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    Rodriguez Diaz De Vivar “El Cid” Born and educated as a nobleman in the Royal Court of the Castile‚ Rodrigo Diaz de Vivar became a famous military leader and diplomat. He was King Alfonso VI’s greatest general in the war against the Moors and is widely considered to be a National Hero of Spain. Known as El Cid Campeador (or El Cid)‚ this honourable nickname translates as the ’Lord of Military Arts’‚ or ’The Champion’‚ and reflects his innovative techniques on the battlefield. Rodrigo Diaz was born

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