Foreigner

“If men were equal in America, all these Poles and English and Czechs and blacks, then they are equal everywhere, and there are really no such thing as foreigners; there are only free men,” said Michael Shaara author of The Killer Angels: a Novel of the Civil War (1975) This quote packs a powerful message. There are several different meanings that I have taken from this quote. The first being that that all of mankind was created equal and gives he gives examples ranging from Blacks to Czechs,…

of manufacturers’ concern to lower costs of production. In order to gain a competitive edge in the global economy, American business owners looked towards cheap labor offered overseas. Ultimately outsourcing led to more jobs being available for foreigners while American citizens were suffering. Outsourcing enables American businesses to become more profitable through increasing revenue. It has helped the country gain global recognition for its stable economy. Although outsourcing is beneficial…

Movement by and large additionally enhances the administration's financial circumstance, the same number of foreigners pay more in charges over a lifetime than they devour in taxpayer driven organizations. Be that as it may, local conceived inhabitants of states with huge centralizations of less-instructed foreigners may confront bigger taxation rates, as these migrants pay less in charges and will probably send kids to government funded schools. Changes in labor economic situations to be…

The American dream has a wide range of implications to various people. While U.S. conceived nationals have seen the American dream as a simple to achieve objective, workers have stayed positive and thankful about the objectives they have accomplished or going to accomplish. For quite a long time, outsiders around the globe touched base on the shores of the United States with more than their possessions in their grasp. They went to the place that is known for the free scanning for a superior life…

He uses paintings like An Allegory of America Nursing Foreigners by an anonymous artist, Virgin of Guadalupe by Sebstián Salcedo, Del Español, y la Yndia nace el Mestizo, or lo común, humilde, quieto, y sensillo by José Joaquín Magón, The Preaching of Saint Thomas in Tlaxcala and the Introduction of Veneration…

cultures are spreading throughout the world, and have a greater influence as people across the globe have access to these narratives. What happens, though, when the stories the world knows about a culture are told exclusively through the eyes of foreigners? Can an outsider really know enough about another culture to tell a complex, realistic narrative about the people they are trying to represent? Too often, the Western world has a disproportionate amount of influence over the narratives of…

Therefore it is a homogenous country historically and foreigners would be classified as ‘others’. As ‘others’ are different, they do not see them as part of their society hence racism occur. Racism is defined by Kalpaka and Rathzel (1994) as “in cases where a group is constructed this way (physical features)…

children beside the teachers in school. As we known, the behavior and attitude of children in the future is a result of education from their parents. I had a friendly talk with some foreigner parents in past, and I have found some main different points of the way to educate the children between the Vietnamese parents and Foreigner parents. I recognized that the parents in the US, who mostly agree for the children goes to work part-time after learning time in high school, while the Vietnamese…

flag. By changing the flag design it would display a more clear and recognisable Australian identity. Our Australian flag has been around for many years, since the last design was created. However, it has always lead to some confusions to foreigners. Some foreigners would often ask “what part of Britain are you from?” Our flag does not display a well enough Australian identity at first sight. The reason why we have our own flag is because we are a independent nation, we are not under the…

post-Cultural Revolution China from the perspective of a foreigner. Mark Salzman is an English teacher living in China during the 1980s, right after the country’s doors have finally opened to the world. Salzman wants to learn Chinese culture and customs, particularly wu shu, but finds it difficult to become part of society. Along the way, Salzman comes to rely on his friends in the country to help him cope with culture shock attached to being a foreigner. He finds throughout his exploration of…