No One's Son

di Tewodros Fekadu (Autore)

Leapfrog Press, 2013

East Africans, particularly Somalis and Ethiopia, are making up an increasing percentage of recent immigrants in the US. Many regional and local agencies have been created to help these people settle in the US. Ethiopia has become the number-one country for foreign adoptions to by US parents, with a steady increase in adoptions over past 6 years. Large Ethiopian communities exist in several major US cities, including DC, Los Angeles, and Atlanta. Looks at the issue of rape as an intimidation tactic between different ethnic groups Will appeal to anyone who is interested in the culture and recent history of Ethiopia and Eritrea, or in the human rights aspects of the recent wars. Will appeal to anyone who is interested in a story of success against tremendous odds. Author is an experienced motivational speaker who brings in local artists to showcase African music, dance, and fine art during his presentations. includes option to purchase supplemental 1-hour DVD documentary "Finding Home" Describes Japan's system of detaining foreigners discusses the struggles of the "boat people" trying to get into Australia, and that country's harsh treatment of those people, which is directly analogous to the far-Right's demonizing of Mexican refugees in the US today.

• Autore: Tewodros Fekadu
• Anno edizione: 2013
• Editore: Leapfrog Press
• Formato: EPUB2 con Adobe DRM
• Compatibilità: Tutti i dispositivi (eccetto Kindle)
• Layout: Reflowable
• EAN: 9781935248286

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