December 2010
“After spending any amount of time with my little neighbors, I find myself with...”
– Bethany Anderson in her blog post Where is my Mother? The Injustice of a Broken Immigration System (via citizens4immigrants)
by xam tutha
A poem about immigration.
How does it feel to be thrown into the unknown? What is it like to leave everything behind? And to start a new life all over again?
The life of new culture, new language, new everything. Is it strange? Is it scary? Is it worrisome?My family has the answer for me.
My Relatives are immigrants, I am not, I asked my family of what America they thought.
I asked my uncle,...
Kauthar Hassan
Hi, I am Kauthar Hassan and I moved from Kenya, by way of Somalia, to the United States in 2000. It was exciting to travel from there to here as we didn’t travel much before and suddenly we were on a very big trip. We came to the United States because my parents wanted better things for all of our family, so they brought us to this country. When we arrived in Georgia, the change could not...
A Teen's Third-World America →
via Jennifer
hamza-dudgeon-deactivated201108 asked: Awesome blog!!
Keep up the good work.
I love it!
Keep up the good work.
I love it!
Reactionary Anti-Immigrant Groups Now Blaming... →
via ArabAmerican
Immigrants helped make America great →
I LOVE THIS ARTICLE & THIS PASSAGE
“My maternal grandparents were born in eastern Europe, and came to America with no money, few skills and zero knowledge of the English language. Under today’s immigration laws they’d never get in, and I’m far from the only American to say that of my ancestors. Face it: with the exception of the African slaves (who obviously...
Khalil Gibran Lebanese American
I am the lover’s eyes, and the spirit’s Wine, and the heart’s nourishment. I am a rose. My heart opens at dawn and The virgin kisses me and places me Upon her breast. I am the house of true fortune, and the Origin of pleasure, and the beginning Of peace and tranquility. I am the gentle Smile upon his lips of beauty. When youth Overtakes me he forgets his toil, and his ...
anti-immigrant restaurant →
I just want everyone to stop for a minute! Genos Steakhouse - famous for its philly steak sandwiches - has anti-immigrant signs all over its windows. take a look at this link, which identifies a huge number of celebrities that took pics there: Oprah Winfrey, Nicholas Cage, Regis Philbin, Sylvester Stallone, Ray Ramono, Tony Danza, Brittany Spears, Justin Timberlake, Bobby Flay, Patti Labelle,...
