On September 18, 2012, Professor Daniel Widener gave a lecture at Occidental College on visual arts in the African American community. I attended this lecture, and walked away feeling moved […]
Over 2000 people in Dublin, Ireland marched in protest for the murder of a Nigerian 15 year old boy who had immigrated to Ireland at the age of 4. […]
Is it fair for the United States to take advantage of the well educated, experienced nurses from the Philippines when it is known that it will leave nursing shortages back […]
While President Barack Obama has been campaigning for amnesty and support of the Dream Act, Mitt Romney has presented his new policy of “self-deportation.” This policy would require all employers […]
Last Wednesday United States District Court Judge Susan Bolton ruled in favor of a law requiring officials to check the papers of anyone suspected of being illegal. However, in an […]
The plan is in action! Undocumented immigrants wishing to stay in the country have already started to receive work permits, saving them from possible deportation for up to 2 years […]
In 2008 Barack Obama became the first African-American president of the United States of America. This begs the question, Can we expect more diversity filling the White House in the […]
Every year, a significant number of Korean students migrate to the United States. Many people in the Western world argue that we are quickly falling behind in education while […]
Life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness are the qualities that build the American identity. However, what we fail to acknowledge is that throughout history, Americans have challenged and contradicted […]
As our country becomes more diverse due to a constant influx of immigrants, children must learn to accept and adapt to a variety of values and cultural backgrounds, including languages. […]
Immigration Talk 