Immigration In Korea Analysis

Lori and her husband had three beautiful children including a son and twin daughters. When talking about her family, she explain that immigration has effect event on her son, who like traveling and who is currently living in Korea. With the same idea, her daughters live here but they were at angers for high school first year because their mom had left, again. But nowadays, they are, especially her, more stable because immigration don’t have only advantages but unwanted effects such home sick and adaptation each time for each new place. Gender roles are very balanced to the Peterson, I have notice it when I was there for thanksgiving, in fact, Milo do same housework as Lori, each at their time. When I was there, it was Milo’s time to cook, can you imagine a man cooking centuries ago? Probably no, he also said that, what I …show more content…
According to her, Americanization really means globalization in fact, being American means having freedom to express yourself, being individual (ex, in Japan she said, they are more like a group, develop themselves) and the most important, freedom of speech (find in the document of the four freedoms as well, biggest american value). I share her point of view because

However, the idea of immigrant for Lori and her parents very surprised me because looking at materials cover in class, the process of immigration impacted in major party subordinate races such as Mexican american, Black or African american who were moving from their countries to American or of those already here, from the South to the North ( promise land).
As another historical event, she remembers very well the Vietnam war from the beginning to the end, when she narrates the war, she mentioned that the reason why she keep it in mind is because she saw her parents watched it a lot on the television and people on the road were listening to that on