Monthly Archives: April 2017
The Enclave
Success in America after immigrating from a different country is based primarily on a combination of the familiarity of the language and culture and readily available financial opportunities of an ethnic enclave. Similar to Portes and Bach, I believe that … Continue reading
Your Story, Our Story: Stamp and Inkpad
http://yourstory.tenement.org/artifacts/business-stamp-and-inkpad The text on this wooden stamp reads “Lecturer/Dept of Elect, and Electronic Eng/B.I.T Khulna”. The ink pad and business seal were given to my father upon working at his first job as a university lecturer in Bangladesh in 1987. … Continue reading
Your Story, Our Story – Chopin Collections
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Your Story, Our Story
When my parents, my sister and I immigrated from India in 2001, we couldn’t bring everything that everything that we wanted to. We only brought certain items because it had a use when we started a new life the United … Continue reading
Enclaves, Eyesores, and the Willets Point Repair Shop Response -Ariane Marchese
The government is there to represent the people and act according to its needs. Thus, it does have a responsibility to protect the poorest and dirtiest of parts of the region and the people residing in them. The Willets Point proposal … Continue reading
Your Story, Our Story: The River Rock
http://yourstory.tenement.org/artifacts/the-river-rock
Your Story, Our Story- The Wok
http://yourstory.tenement.org/artifacts/wok
Food
In today’s world, it is very likely that people have eaten food that is not American or from their native country. Due to the abundance of various ethnic food restaurants and recipes available online and on television, it is virtually … Continue reading
Trujillo’s Doll: Your Story,Our Story
http://yourstory.tenement.org/api/artifacts/porcelain-doll
Your Story, My Story: Sketchbook
http://yourstory.tenement.org/artifacts/sketchbook-1