Migrant Blue Monologue

What would you do if every single person around you could hear your every thoughts, and you could hear all of theirs? You see, on the fictional ‘New World’ from the novel The Knife of Never Letting Go by Patrick Ness, there is a thing called Noise. Noise is what makes every thought a person can think of be heard by those around them. However, women can’t be heard. Now, this story, to me, revolves around the choices we make, and how those choice can define who we are and what will become of us.

Elena and the speaker of Dothead both share commonalities of feeling alone due to them having cultural differences in society. Both Elena and the Dothead are made fun of for things they cannot control about themselves. For Elena it is being made fun of for growing up in Mexico and Spanish being her native language not English, Elena being embarrassed by “the laughter of my children, the grocer, the mailman” sees it. Elena couldn’t control having Spanish as her first language, and no one was empathizing with her learning curve of trying to learn English. For the speaker of Dothead, it was people were making fun of his culture.

There are many ways The Boy on the Wooden Box relates to the article “A Brief Holocaust Summary.” It was produced by Maya Productions. For those who may not fully understand what the Holocaust was about, the article “A Brief Holocaust Summary” can give the person a clue of wha t was really happened. The Holocaust is generally thought of as the genocide of roughly 6 million Jewish people during World War II.”

FIELD NOTES 4 Excerpt 1: . On the leftmost table closest to us, there was a group of 4. They were all men in their early 30s, who I understood to be coworkers. They all wore buttoned up shirts with rolled up sleeves. I overheard the guy in the blue shirt mocking one of his coworker sitting across from him: “Daniel here, he is never on time for anything, especially to the Monday meetings”.

Where Triples Go To Die, by Phil Hutcheon, is a novel full of sports, race, romance, sex, and scandal. This novel will have people at the edge of their seats, wanting to read more. Throughout the novel readers are able to experience many real life situations. Readers are able to connect their own lives to the characters. I felt a connection to the characters as if I was experiencing what the characters were going through in the novel.

On September 25th and 26th, we observed several groups in the Dickinson dining hall (C4) during dinner hours. There were around 40-50 humans present. The dining hall offers several long tables toward the middle of the room and other smaller tables along the perimeter. The lighting was bright, encouraging an upbeat mood (unlike if the lights were dimmed which would bring a more relaxed mood). The room was noisy with talking and laughing.

Detroit Hat "Do you want to here my story about my favorite Detroit hat?" "Let me tell you the story." It was a nice spring day in 2013. When my dad got home he said, "Here you go." "What is it? "

What does Kant mean by acting out of Duty? What Kant mean by acting out of Duty is in by what you know to be right within you and what is know to be morally right even thou sometimes to others it might even seem wrong. How does the Shoopekeeper in this reading exemplify this idea?

A dagger screamed, slicing through the air - or should I say, lack thereof. Time froze and my eyes widened in realization of who the dagger was flying towards. It aimed directly at me. I watched in slow motion as the dagger began to curve in a new direction before identifying it 's new victim. I turned quickly and latched my small hand around his wrist.

This was a travel day, flying from Acapulco to Huatulco, stopping solely for fuel and lunch. Landing at Aeropuerto Internacional de Bahías de Huatulco (Bays of Huatulco International Airport) provided a novel experience. The airport consisted of one runway and a scattering of thatched roofed buildings. Despite appearing to be relatively trifling and provincial, it happens to be a bona fide international airport and handles both national and international air traffic in that region of Mexico’s Pacific coast. In excess of 500,000 passengers pass through there each year.

Woman who are targeted because of their skin color or because they are immigrants coming into a country like America, in hopes of finding better, attempt to prosper in a cold world that values dirt more than they value them. Excluding women from certain health care facilities because they hold a green card, neglects them from being allowed the same equal rights as any citizen in the United States would have, is what especially hits hard for me. While reading “Invisible Immigrants” by Michelle Chen in the Reproduction and Society book, I was made aware of the drastic measures some women are forced to take in order to accommodate their health but I was also able to open my eyes and see what my reality could have been like had I not become a United