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- Tags: family
Interview of "Monica Geller"
Tags: assimilation, childhood, childhood migration, class, Communication, community, cultural differences, culture, Culture Shock, driving, education, employment, England, expectations, family, food, gender roles, higher education, holidays, India, Iraq, marriage, Middle East, Opportunity, race, racism, religion, safety, South Asia, technology, television, Transportation, travel, visa
Interview of Adelin Franck Nguimfack
Interview of Ana Lydia Castillo
This interview was conducted as part of an undergraduate final project for the University of Maryland,…
Interview of Anabel Teixeira
Tags: birthright citizenship, Brazil, Catholicism, childhood migration, Citizenship, colonialism, community, Corruption, culture, Diversity, Donald Trump, driving, economy, education, ethnicity, exchange student, family, food, friendship, higher education, identity, language, Opportunity, politics, prejudice, race, religion, safety, South America, Transportation, travel, US politics, visa
Interview of Anastasiya Lyudkivich
This interview was conducted as part of an…
Interview of Anicet Nono (Pseudonym)
***This interview is restricted to the University of Maryland College Park's campus. For more…
Interview of Asha Simon
Tags: accent, Africa, Apartheid, child rearing, Citizenship, culture, divorce, education, family, food, Green Card, language, marriage, Migration, race, segregation, South Africa, Southeast Asia, teacher, Thailand, visa
Interview of Bebe Lila Spooner Melville
Tags: brain drain, British Guiana, childhood, Children, Citizenship, colonialism, Corruption, discrimination, education, employment, family, family reunification, government employment, grandchildren, grandparents, Green Card, Guyana, Health, higher education, immigration process, jobs, marriage, politics, postcolonialism, racism, religion, siblings, South America, sponsorship, teacher, US politics
Interview of Betty Simarmata
experiences of Betty, an Indonesian immigrant that has lived in the United States ever since 2004. Although Betty had to overcome challenges when coming to the United States, her…
Tags: Christianity, culture, family, friendship, Indonesia, religion
Interview of Blanca Henriquez
Tags: American Dream, Catholicism, Central America, childhood, childhood migration, Children, civil war, culture, education, El Salvador, employment, family, family reunification, gender roles, grandparents, Green Card, higher education, immigration process, jobs, language, Language Barrier, motherhood, religion, safety, Salvadoran Civil War, siblings, traditions, visa