Author Archives: Albert

GOAL 1: I used a multi-stage, recursive, and social process for my writing and took into consideration feedback from my instructor, classmates, and other readers. After five years in the United States I am still learning the English language. A consequence … Continue reading →

I AIN’T AFRICAN-AMERICAN, I’M BLACK: NICHOLAS PAYTON Background: Nicholas Payton discusses the difference between black and African American. Payton points how being black became a shame at some point of time. Payton also brings to the table what makes a person … Continue reading →

The Place I Know In African-Americans the concept of group identity is more related to family origin than to the place of birth and the contribution of the African-American group in American history. The United States was build by immigrants; therefore, … Continue reading →

Everyone Receives The director of migration of the Dominican Republic, Jose Ricardo Taveras, says that everything is ready to initiate the deportation process, after the completion of the National Plan of Regularization of Foreigners, in June. Taveras expressed that the … Continue reading →

Everyone Pays With a single sentence in the law TC 168-13, the Dominican Republic has taken away the nationality of Dominicans of undocumented parents, depriving thousands of Haitians of citizenship. According to the anthropologist doctor Jorge Duany, the sentence is … Continue reading →

Paying for the Mistakes of Others The constitution of a land should not suffer any violation as long as amendments of such constitution are not made. Fabian Del Orbe implies that, in the Dominican Republic, “ ignoring an existing law, does … Continue reading →

I’m from Home In African-Americans the concept of group identity is more related to family origin than to the place of birth and the contribution of the African-American group in American history. The United States was build by immigrants; therefore, according … Continue reading →

We live among each other with the awareness of being alive, but not the security where we come from. Dominicans with Haitian descents have clear who they are in the world; nonetheless, their identity  has been put into doubt by the sentence TC … Continue reading →

A. “Wec says that Bosch Tool “colluded with its competitors” to develop their own version, and continued to sell their dangerous table and miter saws.” B. First. It says that Bosch Tool unite with its competitors. Second. It says that … Continue reading →

I’m from Home In African- Americans the concept of group identity is more related to family origin than to the place of birth and the contribution of the African- American group to American history. The United States was build by … Continue reading →