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Tag Archives: Refugee and immigrant experience
Coups and Home
Quite early on in this text there is a game that the three men, Stephanos, Joe, and Ken consistently play. The game itself is all about being able to locate an area that a coup was occurring or had occurred … Continue reading
Gentrification and Refugee and Immigrant Experience in The Beautiful Things Heaven Bears
In US media coverage about gentrification and human displacement occurring in major cities across the country, refugee and immigrant voices or stories are rarely included. We know from statistical data that many refugees and immigrants reside in the areas that … Continue reading
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