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1. aaci.org › guaGrowing Up in America (GUA) - AACI

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   Hosted by AACI and in partnership with NBC Bay Area, Growing Up in America (GUA) is an annual art, essay and video contest that reaches hundreds of Bay Area students in kindergarten through 12th grade.

2. aaci.org › gua › participantsParticipate in Growing Up in America Contest! - AACI

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   Mar 16, 2024 · Over the past 50 years, we have witnessed significant changes in our community – including the invention of the internet, widespread use of social media, the election of our first Black president and first woman vice president, increased focus on space exploration, climate change and the rise of artificial intelligence (AI), to name a few.

3. www.today.com › popculture › essayGrowing Up In America As An Undocumented Immigrant - TODAY

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   Growing Up In America As An Undocumented Immigrant. Essay. ‘So, are you an alien?’. What it was like to grow up as an undocumented immigrant. As a teenager, I internalized the bias that...

   • Author: Daniela Pierre-Bravo

4. www.vox.com › first-person › 2017/1/9My immigrant family achieved the American dream. Then I ... - Vox

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   Jan 9, 2017 · Though I can’t remember them explaining the American dream to me explicitly, the messaging I had received by growing up in the United States made me know that coming home from my first...

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5. www.bushcenter.org › catalyst › state-of-theSurviving or Thriving? What It Takes for Immigrants to ...

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   Issue 21. Surviving or Thriving? What It Takes for Immigrants to Succeed. An Essay by Farhat Popal, Immigrant Affairs Manager for the City of San Diego. The American dream is alive for immigrants, but the obstacles can feel nearly insurmountable — and that burden can be felt for generations.

6. www.newyorker.com › magazine › 2021/01/25Waking Up from the American Dream | The New Yorker

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   Jan 18, 2021 · Waking Up from the American Dream. Growing up undocumented, I learned that the price of my innocence was the guilt of my parents. By Karla Cornejo Villavicencio. January 18, 2021. For the...

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   What does it take for immigrants to succeed?

   • What It Takes for Immigrants to Succeed The American dream is alive for immigrants, but the obstacles can feel nearly insurmountable — and that burden can be felt for generations. Farhat Popal with her mother in Germany in 1991 after fleeing Afghanistan. (Courtesy Farhat Popal)

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   What did you learn from growing up undocumented?

   • Growing up undocumented, I learned that the price of my innocence was the guilt of my parents. For the undocumented, no amount of achievement can guarantee dignity. Illustration by Valerie Chiang; photograph courtesy the author

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   How Asian-Americans grew up in New Jersey?

   • When I spoke to an Asian-American friend from college, he told me, “In the Asian New Jersey community I grew up in, I was surrounded by parents and friends whose mentality was to get high SAT scores, go to a top college, and major in medicine, law, or investment banking.

   My immigrant family achieved the American dream. Then I started to

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8. www.unr.edu › nevada-today › blogsBeing Latina and the struggle of the dualities of two worlds

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   Oct 12, 2020 · By: Claudia Ortega-Lukas. Graphic Designer & Communications Professional. A few days ago, I attended a Zoom presentation organized by ASUN entitled “What does it mean to be Latinx?” Every time I witness the complexity of identities in the Latinx community in the United States, I am amazed.