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    In the novel "In the time of the Butterfly" by Julia Alvarez theirs four Mirabal sisters that live in Dominican Republic. The Mirabal sisters are all referred to as "butterflies". In the time of the butterflies talks about how the four courageous sisters came together to save their country. The sisters start of by not knowing nothing political to fixing it all. There's time when they struggle and put themselves at risk but they always worked together to go against Trujillo. They all show freedom…

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    Haitian Deportation Essay

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    anyone who is born on the island is a citizen with the exception of the people placed in the category called “those in transit.” The Dominican authorities has taken and used this exception to their advantage in refusing papers and passports of the Haitians even if their parents were born in Dominican Republic. As the article states in September 2013, the Dominican court laid the law stating in the “La Cuestión Haitiana” that if you were born in the group “those in transit” you are not considered…

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    To start, on August 6,1960 "Julia Alvarez and her family moved to New York City, exiled due to the tyranny of Trujillo."Alvarez's family left the Dominican Republic."Since Alvarez's father participated in the underground plot which was cracked by the SIM,Trujillo's famous secreat police" other members were captured and started giving out the names of other members including Alvarez father and the only ways for Alvarezs family to survive was moving to the United States. Four months after the…

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    The Dominican Republic is a very beautiful country with delicious food, amazing music, various beaches and waterfalls. It’s considered one of the most beautiful islands in the world with its white sand beaches, vast mountains, amazing waterfalls and impressive lakes. It’s located in both the Northern and Western Hemispheres. Dominican Republic shares the island with Haiti and the entire island is known as the Hispaniola. The Hispaniola earned its name when Christopher Columbus went on his first…

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    Yolanda Identity Crisis

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    the struggles that character Yolanda feels from migrating for the Dominican Republic to the United States with her family at a young age and the effects that translate all the way to adulthood. The book spans over all of Yolanda’s experiences as a foreigner. She gets a taste for both the Dominican Republic and the United States. The exposing of two cultures shapes how Yolanda defines herself. The fact that…

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    Accents. It illustrates a family life adapting to a new culture. Carlos is the overprotective father. He also resisted to the dictatorship in the Dominican Republic because of it the family decided to flee to the United States. Laura is the mother of four girls, when she came to the United States did not feel that she belongs here because in The Dominican Republic she was wealthy, privileged and influential family. Carla was the oldest of the Garcia sisters. After Carla, Sandra is the second…

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    the Dominican Republic. These people were mostly small business owners and semi-skilled workers, although we didn’t get to meet any of neighbors. That night, a nice surprise, was food from a local pizza shop. As the next week started, I was initially nervous about working in the new country. Far out of the city, everyday we visited first a work site, soon to be a water treatment plant, and a vacation bible school. This was the second time I had been shocked by the landscape in the Dominican…

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    merge together socially. As a society undergoes assimilation, differences among groups decrease” In my own words, assimilation is the way to adapt into a new/different environment that you’re not use in being in. For example, when I went to the Dominican…

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    Dominican Republic historical stages of democratization To begin with, the main focus for this project is on Dominican Republic transition to its current political system, which is, representative democracy. The Dominican Republic has a fairly new constitution that was enacted in 2010 and it is composed of three different government branches. Similar to the United States, the three branches of government are legislature, execution, and judicial. The president is head of state and government,…

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    I sat there on that red wooden bench, looking towards the playground at the children with whom I had spent twelve days getting to know. Jadwin, a small, fragile boy with the big blue-green eyes that twinkled against his golden tan complexion, tugged on my shirt and pointed at the slide. That bright yellow beaten down piece of plastic brought so much joy and memories for Jadwin and the rest of the kids at Genesis: School for Special Education. My heart sank in the realization that this would be…

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