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    Migrant Worker’s Health in our Fields There are many hazards that go along with working in the farm fields as a migrant worker. The exposure to many agricultural chemicals poses a danger unlike any Americans face in their normal day to day jobs. Even the worst‚ and dirtiest‚ American job does not come close to the work-life as a migrant worker in the farm fields. In this paper I will first lay out the fundamentals of the culture of capitalism and concentrate on the laborer. Then I will move my

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    In Migrant Imaginaries Schmidt-Camacho provides a view on the transnational movements of Mexican migrants toward United States from the 1920s onwards. The relationship between the Mexican culture and the social movements created by the migration is analyzed through the focus on some important historical moments (the 1930s‚ the Chicano Movement‚ contemporary globalization and neoliberalism). Borderlands/la Frontera is a text that deals with the concept of ‘border’ not only in the physical but

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    screams in horror. I run straight through the huge crowd of screaming people dodging every child that steps in my way‚ trying to reach elevated ground. As I find a mountain about 1 kilometre

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    History and current situation of migrant workers Migrant workers came into existence during the process of China’s industrialization and urbanization‚ as well as its reform and opening-up. There are three main developmental periods of policies regarding migrant workers: from free migration to strict control‚ from leaving their farmland but not the hometown to leaving both their farmland and hometown‚ and from negative controls to positive guidance. In the initial period after the People’s

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    Lampedusa‚ Italy‚ the smuggling of migrants by sea continues to be a major and growing concern. The number of smuggled migrants arriving in small and unseaworthy vessels to the European Union continues to rise according to the International Organisation for Migration. The efforts to address this concern have largely focused on surveillance of Member States’ external sea borders and on rescue operations aimed to reduce the tragic death toll of migrants and to ensure the migrants’ international protection.

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    Individuals who cannot relate or form a connection with a dominant paradigm – particularly evident in the migrant experience – generally suffer periods of isolation and rejection. This is evident in St Patrick’s College‚ a school that is symbolic of Australian bourgeois values‚ a school to which the “employers’ sons” went. The symbolic statue of ‘our lady’‚ with

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    Recurring patterns of behavior are happening in the migrant workforce. As seen in Victor Huapilla’s story in The Harvest‚ all his family is becoming migrant workers. Some have started school‚ but from a young age most have to start in the laborious work of farming. These workers are working as much as they can to save money not only to stay afloat financially‚ but to also bring over other family members from Mexico. Even though they value an education and want to pursue certain dreams‚ because

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    Great Depression. The desperation and misery felt by the country during the 1920s and 1930s is nearly impossible to grasp by today’s society‚ yet when looking at photographs such as “Migrant Mother” we are given a glimpse of the hardships that plagued the nation. The hopeless‚ weathered gaze of the woman in “Migrant Mother” served as a representation of the hopelessness felt by so many suffering mothers and families during the Great Depression. This hopelessness

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    set in 1930’s located at Salinas‚ California. Steinbeck spent time working on farms when he was young. Certainly during these times‚ he saw the life of migrant workers. Steinbeck wrote the novel to show the terrible hardship of migrant workers and the huge social and economic difficulties during the great depression. The novel is about two migrant workers called Lennie and George searching for work in Soledad‚ California. Both Lennie and George are looking to achieve the American dream. “An Inspector

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    Sister Bam! Bang! Bam! Bang! Rona’s annoying little sister‚ Marly‚ was banging the old rusty pots and pans together. Rona had never been very fond of her little sister. Rona had always been the perfect child; however‚ Marly was not the perfect child. If you wanted to take Marly to the library‚ she would simply say‚ “No.” Or‚ if you wanted to take her for a walk‚ she would just turn around and stomp away. One time‚ the whole family was going out for supper. When they arrived at the fancy restaurant

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