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I interviewed a beautiful and courageous woman, of African descent. Born and raised in Monrovia, Liberia on May 20, 1969. In addition, she has one biological brother and three step siblings. Currently she resides in Loganville, Georgia, where she lives with her two children. By the same token, she and her husband been married for twenty-one years to her loving high school sweetheart husband. Due to unfortunate circumstances, she lost her husband in the line of duty. Causing her to become a widow, continuing to survive life without her husband. When I conducted this interview, had one topic in mind that I wanted to learn more about her life as an immigrant and how did influence her life.

The person I’m interviewing is Priscila De La Rocha. She’s seventeen years old and was born on January 9, 1998. She’s from the Valley. Ever since she was small she would move a lot like for an example Los Angeles, San Fernando, Panorama and so more. Her eye color is light brown and her favorite color is red that’s why her hair is red because it’s her favorite color. She’s outgoing, likes to party alot, really honest, and loud.

The last month of our stay I attended one slumber party after another, all thrown in our honor.” This statement says a lot, This shows that the people grown to accept other types of people from different places, grown-up, and treated her with the love and care she deserved from day one in her last month. She didn’t want to leave, As she has grown to actually like the people in her town in California, She didn’t know when she would or if come back, however, She invited her new friends over to visit her in Iran, Maybe

The person I interviewed is Heather Wright. Heather is my mother I have lived with her my whole entire life.Heather wright is my mom and she taught a lot of things since I was born. Heather was born in the wood county hospital. She was born on April 21st 1982. Her parents names were are Regina for her mother and Ronnie for her father. She had Two sisters and one brother, there names were Jessica,Tasha, and Dustin Wright. At first my mom lived in McComb and went to McComb elementary school. North Baltimore and went to school at North Baltimore middle-high school. My mother has blue eyes, she's 5”6” and long strawberry blond hair.

Jessie Smiles is a 25 year old Caucasian woman lives with her 2 year old child in Santa Cruz, California. She is a single mom. She sates she feels hopeless. When she was a child she had really good relationship with her mom, has never meet her dad and does not have any siblings. Right now she cannot talk to her mom as she use to, she said, she has disappointed her mom and cannot see her. As a child she had really good friends and as an adult had few close friends but now does not hang out with them. She was attending University of California, Santa Cruz but has drop out of school because she said being a patents did not help. Right now she is working at a pizzeria Wood Stocks in Santa Cruz were she is living paycheck to paycheck, use to enjoyed

So I would like to present myself officially. My full name is Andrea Paniagua, I was born on May 4, 1996, which makes me 20 years old right now. I am from Hendersonville, North Carolina, but was born in Naples, Florida. I am Mexican American. Both of my parents are from Mexico, my mom was born in the state Guanajuato but raised in Mexico City and my dad was born and raised in Mexico City. I have a total of 6 sibling which all of them are half siblings. I grew up all my life with only two siblings, which I call them my full blood siblings. I have two loving parents, my dad and mom. I have a strong bond with both of them but I have a stronger bond with my mom, she is more like my to go person, my best friend. I have a boyfriend who I have been dating for three years. I have one dog and then my family has another. In other words I have two dogs but one is mine and the other is the family dog. My dog is a Shih-Tzu and the family dog is a German Shepard.

I was just a small town girl living in Grants, New Mexico. There is a saying that if you blink you will miss it driving down the highway. I was born and raised in Milan; it was just a little portion of Grants. My entire mom’s side of the family lived close by us and my dad’s side of the family was in Espanola, except for my grandma Yolie my dad’s mom. I grew up knowing almost everyone in that small town. The challenge in living in Grants was there were no available jobs. My parents had to drive back and forth to and from Albuquerque. As I was in kindergarten through second grade I would stay at my auntie’s house early in the morning or with my grandma while both my parents were in Albuquerque. Family was everything to me or at least what I

After her suicide attempt, she went to a stress center and gotten assistance there and she later greatly changed at Camp Kindle. This annual summer site is specifically for children who are infected with or affected by HIV. She built several friendships and told

In my Intercultural Communication class, we have been asked to interview a person who is of a different culture than my own. In my work community, I have the opportunity to work with people who may not have the same values or even come from the same culture. For this reason I chose to interview my coworker and friend Sybile Orelus. Sybile was born in Florida, but lived in Haiti for a majority of her adolescent life until she started high school.

When I met Aine, I was deeply moved by his story. After his alcoholic father left, his mother worked tirelessly to support five children in rural Uganda through labor intensive farming. Aine and his siblings were orphaned at a young age as his mother eventually died from HIV/AIDS. I met him in Tokyo through a cultural exchange program run by Ashinaga, one of Japan’s largest nonprofit organizations. Ashinaga’s mission statement is to provide educational funding and psychological support for Japanese and African children who have lost one or both parents, primarily through traffic accidents or HIV/AIDS. I lost my mother over a year ago in a freeway accident and participated in Ashinaga’s summer camp as a way to cope. Aine attends Waseda University

My name is Angela S. Baez, and you can call me Angela. I am from the Dominican Republic. In this essay I would like to tell you a story about my experience in coming to the USA. I was very happy when I found out my daughter and I received full residency status from the USA. We would be moving to New York City Sometimes, I felt nervous, because it was my first time to go to another country, which used a different language than my country. I also had to leave my family for a long time. However, I tried to keep strong and calm. I knew it was a good choice to move to the U.S.

The story begins when my aunt made her way to our home with three kids, no knowledge of the English language, a shortage of money, and absolutely no plans. As you might imagine, their arrival in the United States would be as difficult for my family, as it would be for hers.

Vicky Chang. I was raised and born in Fresno. My parents and oldest sister immigrated to the United States in 1978 and settle down in San Diego for a couple of years before they decided to move to Fresno to be closer to my relatives and for more resources. I have 3 sisters and 3 brothers; I’m also 7 years apart from my closest sibling. My oldest sister is the only one, other than me to have earned her bachelor’s degree. She is currently a special education teacher in the FUSD. She is also married to my brother, whom is science teacher in a middle school in the FUSD and they have 3 kids. My second sister is separated to her husband, whom was in the Marine; they have 3 kids. My third oldest sister is the only sister I have a great relationship

Then comes my Mother she was born on August 28, 1972. She was born in El Paso Texas and she has been living here ever since. She had an older brother and a younger sister. She studied at the University of Texas Tech and she got a Bachelor Degree, of Science human development and family studies. She also studied at the University of Texas

Hello, I am Qwontanney Major, a lover of music, old and current, photography, film, fashion, and food. I am 19 years old, and the second oldest of five children. We were all raised by my mother, and recently reconnected with our father. My family on my mothers’ side comes from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic and Port-au-Prince Delmas 36, Haiti, and my family on my fathers’ side comes from Freeport, Bahamas.