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    Filipino Diaspora

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    Jouelle Marie C. Lozano CORWRIT ESSAY OFW FAMILY ISSUES Filipino workers are moving out of their homeland to work overseas so they could get higher income and sustain the needs of the family. Despite the branding and labelling battle cry of our agencies in country to OFWs as the “bagong bayani”‚ these people are encountering much bigger problems such as family issues‚ relationship gap between their children and prolonged separation that leads to infidelity and other

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    Discussion of Art within the Vietnamese Community In a monograph titled “Transnationalizing Viet Nam: Community‚ Culture‚ and Politics in the Diaspora” which focuses on Vietnamese people‚ both in Viet Nam and in the diaspora‚ Kieu-Linh Caroline Valverde uses Chau Huynh as a case study to exemplify transnationalism‚ globalism‚ and the changes needed to bring about peace. Valverde’s discussion is not a simple one; it is complicated by the fact that there are three perspectives from which to consider

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    Ethnic Diaspora Essay

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    ethnic Diasporas has become a central question in today’s globalizing world. In fact‚ with the rapid movement of human resources‚ the idea of identifying with a certain Diaspora has become increasingly valued for its ability to furnish one with an enduring identity. History has also shown us that Diasporas serve as a politically valuable scapegoat that function as an effective distraction from a government’s incompetence. One of the central polarities in the integration of ethnic Diasporas is the

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    La Diaspora Chinoise

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    L’HISTOIRE A travers la planète‚ la diaspora chinoise est l’une des plus anciennes et des plus nombreuses. « Dès le début de l’ère chrétienne‚ les Chinois‚ excellents marins‚ ont commencé à quitter leur pays » Ces migrations ont d’abord diseminé en Asie puis en Amérique du Nord avant de gagner l’Europe. En France par exemple ‚ l’aventure commence avec la Première Guerre mondiale. Pour pallier le manque de main-d’œuvre (les hommes sont mobilisés)‚ la Grande-Bretagne et la France font venir

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    What Does Squatter Mean

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    This passage describes most individuals who go on and live in new societies and countries but are not quit accepted due to the difficulties faced by them of being an emigrant. For many people letting go of their past traditions and accept new ones is very difficult. As for Sarosh the character in the short story “Squatter”‚ he is unable to use the toilets because he is still living in his past traditions. He has not been accepted in the Westernized culture because‚ in the story we see him squatting

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    Another important contribution from the African Diaspora is the circulation of new African ideas and mechanism. They were able to distribute not only healing‚ or new philosophies‚ but also a variety of mechanism such as the rice agricultural system and the idea of symbolic interactions in the “Belly of the Frog” believe. Gilroy develops in his article‚ “The fractal patterns of cultural and political exchange and transformation that we try and specify…indicate how both ethnicities and political cultures

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    A Brief History of Kuki Diaspora Group in Britain Canon Dr David T Haokip* (July 2011) Abstract: In the New Testament the Apostle Paul had written epistles to the early churches. Likewise‚ I am writing this letter to the Kuki community‚ in particular concerning those settled in different geographical regions of the World. The diverse experiences of hardship caused by wars‚ famine‚ and related problems for centuries have caused the Jewish people to wander in exile (disperse/scatter) from

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    Black Diaspora Movement

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    Between 1945 and 1968‚ Africans began to make major leaps in progress in securing their independence and protecting their rights. Throughout the globe blacks were rising up and fighting back against oppression and injustices which they were caused to endure for numerous years. During this span of 23 years‚ the original ruling of Plessy v. Ferguson‚ which declared that separate but equal was constitutional was overturned in the land mark case of Brown v. Board of Education. Before this even happened

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    The Somaliland Diaspora Agency (SLDA) is the Somaliland government mandated institution with the responsibility of protecting the rights of Somaliland Diaspora Individuals‚ families‚ communities‚ organizations and associations through an effective engagement‚ facilitation and promoting the interests of Somaliland Diaspora and their potentials. The SLDA has been closely collaborating with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of the Government of Somaliland. This Somaliland

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    THE INDIAN DIASPORA IN THE UNITED STATES Indian Diaspora in USA is a culmination of different phases of Indian migration to the States including the twice- migrants. Though a major portion of the present day Indian Diaspora is a result of the post- 1960s‚ it has its roots way back in the later part of the eighteenth century to the mid- nineteenth century. The present day Indian Diaspora in the United States consists of the following: the descendants of the migrants in the eighteenth and nineteenth

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