In George Borjas’s ‘We Wanted Workers: Unraveling the immigration narrative’ chapter 4 discusses much about the selection of immigrants within the United States. The immigration population within the United States is compromised by a diverse group of people. Borjas highlights… Read moreERA #4, We Wanted Workers Chapter 4

In George Borjas’s, ‘We Wanted Workers: Unraveling the Immigration Narrative’ the first chapter mentions a comparison that stood out to me. He mentioned that immigration and international trade have much in common because they both involve the movement of something… Read moreWe Wanted Workers Post

In the reading, ‘Race, Wrongs, and Remedies’ written by Amy Wax, there is much controversy presented. Issues beyond school, work, and families are presented within the African American community. Racism affects blacks in many other sectors including, but not limited… Read moreRace, Wrongs, and Remedies Post 2

In the reading, ‘Race, Wrongs, and Remedies’ written by Amy Wax, there is much controversy presented. Firstly, I would like to point out that Wax is making most of her original references in the text to Australia as opposed to… Read moreRace, Wrongs, and Remedies Post

In the film, ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ directed by Arthur Penn there is much action taking place. Bonnie and Clydeportray to the viewer a complex relationship between crime and celebrity. As soon as the movie begins, the “heroes” become media sensations…. Read moreERA #3, Bonnie and Clyde