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yo! out of character, im a filipino immigrant livin in nz 💕 im still trying to keep in touch with my roots as much as i can ☁️

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2021-03-18

Visit La Colonia, a Latin immigrant district filled with hardworking people, dreams of new lives...and an ongoing war between a Meso-American god and a masked luchadora!

Written by Mark Diaz Truman, co-founder of Magpie Games

https://t.co/FcGIa0swo1

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2021-03-16

"My parents were immigrants from Israel. And when they came to the US in the 1960s, everyone's name changed." Learn the history behind author 's name on ! Don't forget to preorder his upcoming NO WAY, THEY WERE GAY?
https://t.co/jbTvddZR2k

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2021-03-14

I'm pretty sure I was one of three people that passed the test out of a class of 27?

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2021-03-13

New Episode Out now!!!!

Please Retweet, a non-immigrant student might be on your TL!

Thank you😘😘

(Link in my bio and pinned tweet)

Enjoy!



with

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2021-03-13

Joanna Ho is the author of "Eyes that Kiss in the Corners." The daughter of Taiwanese and Chinese immigrants, she became a writer to fill the gap she noticed in a lack of representation in children's books. https://t.co/cZSYbstjKZ

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2021-03-12

Plucky 11yo Bulgarian immigrant ANA, a talking doll (HUH?) & a school bully (UGH!) fall into Ana's art, into the magical Balgari.

Maybe they're not the team Balgari wants to rescue its Queen & vanquish the dark curse

But they're exactly what Balgari needs

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2021-03-05

Texas Republicans have taken few precautions to prevent another spread of COVID because they want things to go back to "normal".

However, when things get bad, they'll declare a state of emergency, blame it on immigrants, Democrats and President Biden.

Watch. I give it a month.

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2021-03-04

My bookshelf left to right: 104. Macaroni ! by Vincent Zabus and Thomas Campi is a story of an 11-year-old Romeo who needs to spend a few days with his grandfather, an Italian immigrant living in Belgium, and how the two have gotten to know each other.

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2021-03-02

🌱March Icon💚

15% of all proceeds from commissions and my shop for March will be donated to Freedom for Immigrants.

Freedom for Immigrants website
https://t.co/w42PCemIzg

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2021-03-02

Born on this day in 1890—An important voice in early American modernism, Theresa Bernstein celebrated the vibrancy and dignity of immigrant and working-class experiences in 20th-century New York.

See "The Milliners" on view in Gallery 272.

LEARN MORE—https://t.co/E4Ov82N5MV

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2021-03-02

Been working on a portrait of my Mum. I’m also working on a novel based on her life as the rebel daughter of poor Irish immigrants and been researching her life. I’m discovering so much about her, and I already thought she had an unbelievable life, sadly not always in a good way.

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2021-03-01

Mill City’s Finest is about a first-generation African-American superhero. This comic is an exploration of bi-cultural heritage and is a fresh take on the immigrant experience. It celebrates Black History in America and encompasses many things that are key to us.

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2021-02-25

You can fool some of the people some of the time — and that's enough to make a decent living. – W.C. Fields

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2021-02-24

Miller argued that granting citizenship to immigrants would "erase the essence" of the United States. Not correct. It will "move away from the racist elements" of the United States.

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2021-02-22

Stand with Muslim, Arab, and South Asian immigrants!

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2021-02-21

Imagine posting your braindead take online, shitting on a venezuelan immigrant and then blocking a person for calling you out on your bullshit.

Pussy.

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2021-02-21

今日も一日お疲れ様です😵😪😪

Led Zeppelin／Immigrant Song


https://t.co/m0hShNuct3

おやすみなさい😴😌🌃💤😴

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2021-02-20

My Father Reminisces (1937, lithograph, 38.1 x 46.2 cm, Smithsonian American Art Museum) by Ida Abelman (1910-2002) was featured in the Art Front issue of May 1937. Through the memories of her father, it tells a story of immigrants that arrive in New York only to be...

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2021-02-17