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    Although belonging in its simplest form could be the notion of being accepted within a specific setting‚ it is not always this easy to be accomplished. By studying the poetry in ‘Immigrant Chronicle’ by Peter Skrzynecki as well as my related text ‘Noughts and Crosses’ by Malorie Blackman‚ it can be seen that although most people wish to feel the experience of belonging‚ it is not everybody who are willing to make some hard choices to achieve it. In order for Peter to feel a sense of belonging

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    Immigrants are created through hardships‚ weather they be monetary‚ location based‚ or otherwise. They are a breed of people created through circumstance. This reigns true for a recent interviewee of mine from Chihuahua‚ Marianna. A girl only the age of 16 who‚ by definition‚ moved from her own country for permanent residence in the US. After an extensive (short) interviewing process I was than asked to compare either a personal story of immigration within my family or broadly relate the hardships

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    American were not the only ones facing discrimination but those coming from other countries. (pg. 189) America was the land was there were promises of better life for everywhere across the globe. Immigrants by the end of century made up more than thirty percent of population in the major states in America at the time. (pg.190). The new immigrants of the nineteenth hundreds which was the eastern and southern Europeans. There were the Italians‚ Greeks‚ Russian‚ Polish Jews who came to America for coal mines

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    19th Century Immigrants

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    people live farther away from their downtown workplaces.” (pg. 701) America greatly prospered‚ resulting in many immigrants being attracted to it. Many newcomers from Europe arrived in America‚ causing the number of immigrants to raise “from just under 3 million annually in the 1870s… [to] 9 million annually in the first decade of the twentieth century.” (pg. 704) This new surge of immigrants was not well received by “nativists‚’ racists who believed that Anglo-Saxon Americans

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    WilliamTM has become a leader in the Cosmetic Market throughout Europe‚ North America and Australia. LKS Nail Polish is a new range of nail polish that has been released into the Australian market by Mr WilliamTM. With the flat brush that has been specially designed for fast and smudge free application to the ten different colours‚ this is nail polish is exceptional. LKS Nail Polish is targeting women aged between 25 to 34 who are fashion forward and health consious. These women are

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    1) Immigrant families in the United States Immigrants feel that their roles‚ beliefs‚ values‚ etc. are not as effective as the Unites States’‚ thus becoming stressful. “Therefore‚ in addition to the typical normative (e.g.‚ family transitions) and nonnormitive (e.g.‚ family natural disasters) stressors that families encounter‚ immigrant families experience unique stress and change relates to migration and acculturation” (Bush et al.‚ 2010‚ p.287). Immigrants feel that they have to change their ways

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    III. SPECIFICATIONS Immigrants have the existing ability to enter the U.S with certain risks and restrictions. There are complications about motives and the legality as well as the consequences for these if they are caught. There is a difference between immigration and being an illegal alien. Most people who travel to this country have good reason to continue to stay‚ whether that reason be for family‚ work‚ war or otherwise. The real danger that concerns the border should come from the harmful contraband

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    Discrimination and Poverty

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    that the National Women Law Center states a staggering statistics that in 1998‚ more than half of women headed Hispanic families with children were poor (NWLC 1999). The text states that Hispanics have historically “experienced a great deal of discrimination in their efforts to establish a niche in the United States” (Sullivan 2010). Latinas face an ever greater set of obstacles unique to their experience. The single Latina raising her family will endure the adverse effects of stereotyping and prejudice

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    202 – 08 June 3‚ 2013 The Immigrant Experience Going back to the origin of the United States‚ we were small colonies made up of English immigrants. Fast forward few centuries‚ the United States has expanded in their territory and their population so far that the origin of the United States‚ immigrants‚ are becoming a problem to the immigrants with citizenship and the generations after. In earlier eras‚ from the late 1800’s through the 1920’s‚ millions of immigrants set foot in the United States

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    Irish Immigrants in Boston

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    The life of Irish immigrants in Boston was one of poverty and discrimination. The religiously centered culture of the Irish has along with their importance on family has allowed the Irish to prosper and persevere through times of injustice. Boston ’s Irish immigrant population amounted to a tenth of its population. Many after arriving could not find suitable jobs and ended up living where earlier generations had resided. This attributed to the "invisibility" of the Irish. Much of the very early

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