In George Borjas’s ‘We Wanted Workers: Unraveling the Immigration Narrative’, there is much discussion about the lack of benefits that immigrants bring to American society from an economic standpoint. It can be inferred that immigration plays a vital position in… Read moreShort Essay #2

In Chapter 8 of We Wanted Workers, the economic benefits from immigration is discussed and questions are brought to our attention. Most of the economic benefits are driven by the relationship between an immigrant and the native. Immigrants give natives… Read moreWe Wanted Workers Ch 8 ERA

In this section of Races, Wrongs and Remedies, The author of this book drives the idea that for African American culture to seek equality, there must be a change in the cultures prospective and their society must be altered. She… Read moreRaces, pp.100-140 ERA

After our talk with Amy Wax, I still find myself disagreeing with her main arguments. I feel that her views on the topic are ones that have been formed after a lifetime of privilege and little experience in someone else’s… Read moreReaction to Amy Wax

Huntington discusses the idea of an official language in Who Are We? Additionally, he discusses the idea that the rise of multiculturalism in the United States is challenging the original anglo-protestant ideals that America was founded on. This is because multiculturalism takes… Read moreHuntington Language Reflection