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Crossing into America : the new literature of immigration by Louis Gerard Mendoza, Subramanian Shankar is a work of fiction available to read on EtoBox.

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A landmark collection capturing the complex experiences of America's newest immigrants. <p>This breakthrough collection presents voices from the great second wave of American immigration. Mixing beautiful writing from celebrated authors such as Jamaica Kincaid, Maxine Hong Kingston, and Richard Rodriguez with striking selections from young writers, as well as diary entries and letters home from undocumented workers, <i>Crossing into America</i> presents a complex portrait of emerging America.</p> <p>Since the immigration reform of 1965 removed many of the racial barriers in our immigration laws, the second wave of immigrants has transformed the face of the United States. <i>Crossing into America</i> includes stories and memoirs of writers born in Mexico, Cuba, Kashmir, the Philippines, South Africa, and Romania, among other places, as well as poignant reflections on the immigrant experience by the children of immigrants. The book also includes an accessible history of American immigration policy and an original and timely section of conversations with activists, artists, and journalists who work on the front lines of America's immigrant battles.</p> <p>Edited by two well-known spec

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Author
Louis Gerard Mendoza, Subramanian Shankar
Publisher
New Press : Distributed by Perseus Distribution
Published
2005
Language
EN
ISBN
9781565848955
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Literary Fiction, Fiction, Short Stories
Rating
3.47 / 5 (29 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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