Marco Rubio
Aren’t all Hispanics Democrats? Nope. Not in this case. However, most Hispanic voters tend to vote Democratic. Knowing this, Republican candidates must manipulate their political ideologies so they appeal to […]
And the Morals Continue to Decrease
I have heard many stories about the arrest of undocumented immigrants but for some reason, they never stop astonishing me. I did not react differently to this new story I […]
Foreign-born STEM graduates: Solution to U.S. Economic Issue
Today, students graduating in the United States find themselves obtaining careers that are more heavily supplied than demanded. Therefore, a vast majority cannot and do not find jobs. For example, […]
Hipster Hijabis
“Between me and my sisters, we probably own at least 100 headscarves” once said my ultra-fashionista, Muslim, hipster friend from Portland, Oregon. “I used to wear it for […]
Change in values: My sister vs. Me
Most of what we believe to be morally correct and the values we hold are a result of what we were taught by our family. Many Hispanic immigrants were raised […]
La Potencia
Baseball in the United States is an example of a transnational sport. People from around the world strive one day to be able to play Major League Baseball, which is […]
Linsanity and the Rise of Asian-American Male Culture
The NBA season is just about to start, and how Jeremy Lin will do with the Houston Rockets will be a source of national intrigue. However, even if he fails […]
Full College Scholarship for Undocumented Students
Many undocumented students believe education is the key to succeeding in the United States, but many undocumented students do not have the resources to obtain a full education. The main […]
Seeing Potential in Immigrant Youth: The Significance of Education in Immigration Reform
In the Presidential Debate on October 16, 2012, Governor Romney and President Obama finally discussed immigration reform. Both candidates agreed that we live in a country of hope and prosperity […]
Immigration: The Relationship Between Expectations and Obligations
This past Friday our class took a field trip to Saint Sophia Greek Orthodox Cathedral. Instead of receiving information about the cathedral itself, to our surprise we were all forced […]
Immigration Talk 