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…resonate for a generation which has to deal with exponentially increasing population problems and with rapidly increasing demands on our immigration facilities and resources. They strike a special chord with a nation that, due to the aforementioned problems…

…direction for the prosecution of officers abusing their powers, but another case that is much more Ngo 5 publicly visible, due to the media coverage, is the case of the Riverside County sheriff’s deputies who were videotaped beating two illegal immigrants…

…society by providing obvious scapegoats- blacks, immigrants, and other minorities that threaten their well being. Dees points out, however, that perhaps most significant in their downward spiral were the racist influences they encountered and embraced…

…as the first immigrants to America were seeking freedom from religious prosecution and a better life. In this screenplay, Kesey evaluates his leadership. It "is fascinating and informative document of Kesey's search for new awareness and transcendental experience…

…, 1926 in Newark, New Jersey. His mother, Naomi, was a Russian immigrant, and his father Louis was a poet and Paterson, NJ teacher. Allen’s childhood was not always a happy one; Naomi went back and forth from mental hospitals and endured the physical abuse…

…are immigrants and they do not speak English or have enough education to teach their children. The children solely have to learn from school. I have personal experience about that because I emigrated here from China when I was nine years old with my parents…

…(loss of family and of the social and cultural background they had known before the Holocaust). The community in Israel tried to provide them with personal and professional care. Nevertheless, to those survivors who immigrated to Israel when elderly…

…to gain power, Wilson managed to change his stance on virtually every issue he had ever encountered. From immigration to affirmative action - from tax cuts to abortion rights, he has swung 180 degrees (Thurm, 1995). The point here is not his inconsistency…

…, and the journey one embarks on when one truly wishes to ‘live life.’ Ahmed writes about ‘border passages,’ passages from girlhood to womanhood, citizenship to immigrant, from Arab nationalism to Western feminism, and perhaps most importantly Egyptian to Arab. This book…

…to win the game without regard to the rules. More recently, anomie, has been used in a more individually-focused way to talk about problems of immigrant youth when faced with a new culture or about the identity crises which often erupt during the age…