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Claudia Rankine: Artistry As An Immigrant Poet

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Claudia Rankine is a United States-based poet who was born in Kingston, Jamaica. Rankine has published many books, poems and is even working on some plays. Her work aims to bring light to the injustices that Black and Brown people […]

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From Refugee to the U.S. Senate — Ilhan Omar’s Policies — Part 2 of 3

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As mentioned in part one of this series, “Who is United States Representative Ilhan Omar?-Part 1 of 3,” Illhan Omar’s story in the United States started with the Somali civil war. From refugee to the U.S. Senate: she became a […]

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Implies visually to NOT resist change but to embrace and welcome it

Six Solid Reasons to NOT Resist Change

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Most of us resist change. We resist change in situations; we resist change in people. Even if we want them to change, we still resist change instead of embracing change. But, change is the very nature of life. It is […]

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The Impacts of Cultural Fluidity in The Educational System – Part 2 of 3

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Gustavo Nader  The three part series continues as we explore the experiences of language teachers and professors whose hidden diversity has helped them better understand the world around them, and make them even greater educators.  For part two of the […]

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The Life and Story of Famous TCK Photographer Annie Leibovitz

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People with a cross-cultural background have found themselves scattered across numerous industries around the world. This is no different for the photography sector and Annie Leibovitz. She is one of the most famous and critically acclaimed photographers in modern time. What people do not know […]

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A Dutch Woman’s Immigration Experience: Part 2 of 3

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Facts on Immigration in the United States Many people consider living in the U.S. to be a privilege. People who are struggling in other countries see the U.S. as a place of opportunity and possibility. There is the concept of […]

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Jackie Chan and his Success Built on Commitment and Love for His Heritage

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 Jackie Chan is one very many famous immigrants to come to the United States in hopes of success and acceptance while staying true to his culture.  Background Jackie Chan was born in Chan Kong-sang, Hong Kong. Raised by parents who […]

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Image is of Kong Hong, the city in which Kira Gregory grew up.

From Hong Kong to Colorado State University: One TCK’s Journey, Part 1 of 3

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Article is about 21-year-old Kira Gregory, and her journey from Hong Kong to attending Colorado State University as a TCK.

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