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Tag Archives: immigration
Farewell to a Gentler America
We are about to say goodbye to a president who conquered the highest office in America even though his father was not only foreign-born, but also black. It was a rare achievement for a country so divided between liberals and … Continue reading →
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Tagged america, election, election 2016, immigrants, immigration, immigration stories, inauguration, obama, politics, presidential election
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The Pleasures and Pitfalls of Being Polyglot
In April 2014 my husband and I decided to vacation in France. We spent a few days in Paris, visited with some friends in Normandy and then boated up the Rhône and Saone in the Buri, owned by Viking River … Continue reading →
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Tagged belgium, columbia university, family stories, first language, german jews, hidden children, holocaust, immigrants, immigration, immigration stories, jewish history, judaism, languages, multilingual, multilingualism, nazi germany, new york city, polyglot, second language, third language, viking river cruises, world war ii, writing
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Branching: Thoughts of an Ever-Curious Author 