Category Archives: Second Generation Immigrants

China, Immigrant Interviews, Second Generation Immigrants

Donald Fung’s Interview as told to Christian Budhi

May 22, 2014 Christian Budhi

My Parents Home My parents came from a city called Guangzhou and lived ordinary lives their. I have visited there three times and I would best describe it as a city similar in size to New York City. I’d say that it’s actually really nice there. The streets are crowded though, there very messy because they … Continue Reading ››

China, Immigrant Interviews, Parent Immigration Story, Second Generation Immigrants

An Interview with Katie Chiu

May 22, 2014 kmccallum

Katie Chiu is a second-generation Chinese American. Her grandparents fled China during the communist take-over to Hong Kong, where her parents were born. Katie is in the Macaulay Honors College at Brooklyn College. She represented the freshman class this past year on the Macaulay Student Council. Life in Hong Kong My parents talk a lot about how … Continue Reading ››

Bangladesh/Pakistan, Parent Immigration Story, Second Generation Immigrants

Natasha Marsub’s Interview… As told to Maria

May 15, 2014 Maria Camila Osorio

Natasha Marsub’s Interview As told to Maria In 1982, Natasha Marsub’s father got … Continue Reading ››

Caribbean/Jamaica, Immigrant Interviews, Second Generation Immigrants

Trisha’s* Interview as Told by Makeba L. Ross

May 15, 2014 Makeba

Years ago, Trisha’s* mother, father, grandmother, aunts and uncles decided to leave their quiet life in St. Georges, Grenada and make the trip to America. Trisha* was not present during her family’s migration- she was born in the United States years later- but was kind enough to sit down and talk with me about her … Continue Reading ››

Haiti, Immigrant Interviews, Parent Immigration Story, Second Generation Immigrants

Samuel J Paul’s Inteview as told to Viki Hazkour

May 15, 2014 vikihazkour

Samuel J Paul is a second generation Haitian whose parents moved to America about twenty years ago. Samuel is constantly reminded about his parent’s move and is proud that they were able to successfully accommodate to New York even with such a rough beginning. In Haiti My parents are born and raised Haitians. They are so … Continue Reading ››

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