Most immigrant families experience a multitude of challenges when they migrate to the United States of America. In her novel How the Garcia Girls Lost their Accents, Julie Alvarez narrates the difficulties of growing up bicultural in the United States. As narrated in A Regular Revolution, Julia Alvarez tells the story of the Garcia family who migrates to New York and the struggles they face once they arrive. The Garcia girls were born in the Dominican Republic and moved to the United States as children. All the struggles they face revolve around three major themes; family conflict, “loss of home” and sexism.
As soon as the Dominican family arrived to the United States, they faced many conflicts with other family members. The cultural values
As soon as the Dominican family arrived to the United States, they faced many conflicts with other family members. The cultural values