Does Immigrant Guilt Ever Go Away?
During time of COVID, immigrants are making choices they have to live with
During time of COVID, immigrants are making choices they have to live with
It has been many years since I started to feel like I am slipping away from my culture. I recognized that this is going to be a long and continuous process. So while I reflect, why don’t I start with some observations I had over the years on the unique quirks that make America, well, America.
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As early as I could remember, I’ve hated my Chinese name. It was a completely masculine name. I felt my female identity was challenged. Growing up, I constantly dealt with people’s surprised reaction towards my name.
If you are a foreign national who has been working in the U.S. for a few years and plan to stay here for the long term, getting a green card is probably the single most important thing to do. Regardless of the type of visa you currently hold, it is only a temporary status and once it runs out, you will be staying in the U.S. illegally.