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    Letter To An Immigrant

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    You are not important enough to be “Dear”. It would be too formal to say “To Whom it May Concern”. I cannot say your name without cringing. Aside from formalities‚ I am writing to you to let you know that I forgive you‚ even though you overlooked the fact I begged you to stop and you ignored how I cried tears of helplessness. I do not expect or even want a reply to this letter. I would not respond or even read it if a reply was sent to me. This letter is for my benefit and only my benefit. It is

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    Immigrant Student Stress

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    Causes of Stress Among Immigrant Students Most immigrant students have stress in college. The stress comes from their different cultural background‚ financial problems and family. First‚ immigrant students have stress because of their different culture background. For most immigrant students‚ their first language is not English. They have weakness in English‚ so it is difficult for them studying and communicating with others. They have difficulty reading textbooks‚ doing assignments

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    over the wide spam of a century. “Coming of Age in Mississippi” written by Anne Moody is a recap of her life in the 1940s to about the early 1960 in the South‚ and how the South became synopsis with racism‚ slavery‚ and the equal right movement for African Americans. While all this was going on in the South some parts of the nation is living in a bubble of carefree living. “The Way We Never Were” by Stephanie Coontz depicts the other extreme way of life America was living in. You have one lifestyle

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    Immigrating to America Immigration is a big part of what has made America grow and develop differently than other countries. Immigrants come from all over the world with different skills set and for greater opportunity. It is a way to for not only for people seek a better but different ethic groups coming together to as one whole nation. Coming together as a nation that is well diverse can improve the economy by creating more jobs. From 1880 to 1924‚ over 25 million Europeans migrated to the

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    Coming Of Age Events

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    and racism. Although our main protagonist‚ Scout Finch; has more of these life changing events that any other character throughout the story‚ although because she is a child and a teenager throughout the story‚ these life changing moments become ‘coming of age events’. In chapters two and three‚ on Scout’s first day of school she has difficulty with both her teacher—Miss Caroline—and a student—Walter Cunningham—‚ this event is an external conflict‚ and internal conflict‚

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    Something's Coming Poem

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    Bernstein- Something’s coming essay Melody Something’s coming has many examples of blue notes. These are either F G# or C‚ and can be seen in bars 18-20 in the vocal line. A tritone is a jump of 3 tones and can be seen in the vocal line ‘soon as it’‚ (G#  D). The melody is partly fragmentary as it usually contains fragment semi-tones in the rhythmic parts‚ e.g. there are two fragmented notes F# G in the vocal line‚ ‘Could it be?’ to ‘if I can wait.’ The words are predominantly syllabic in the

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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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    Coming of Age Novels

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    Coming of age novels‚ Cold Sassy Tree and To Kill a Mockingbird introduce readers to 14 year old Will Tweedy of Cold Sassy‚ Georgia and 5 year old Jean Louise “Scout” Finch of Maycomb County‚ Alabama. Both characters were brought up in small‚ close-knit southern towns‚ with false views of the world‚ and ignorance to knowledge and experience. As the stories progess however‚ the two gain a new type of knowledge and realization of the world. Experiences dealing with love‚ death‚ racism and discrimination

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    Coming of Age in Mississippi is an eye-opening testimony to the racism that exemplified what it was like to be an African American living in the south before and after the civil rights movements in the 50’s and 60’s. African Americans had been given voting and citizen rights‚ but did not and to a certain degree‚ still can not enjoy these rights. The southern economy that Anne Moody was born into in the 40’s was one that was governed and ruled by a bunch of whites‚ many of which who very prejudice

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    understandings and diversities of each immigrant and their experiences underlies in a range of issues they encounter such as rights‚ freedoms‚ beliefs‚ power‚ entrapment etc… All of which are a common understanding when used in comparison towards the migrants lives using the poignant aspect of imagery and journey’s within the poem “Immigrants at Central Station‚ 1951”. The experiences and perceptive in this poem help perceive an understanding of the immigrants experiences towards the new world of which displays

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