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Global Expierience, Immigrant: "someone who makes a consious decision…

- - - - The word 'racism' comes from "the belief that different races and ethnicities possess distinct characteristics, abilities, or qualities, and distinguishing them as inferior or superior to one another."
    - - In The Vegetarian, by Han Kang, we see how in a lot of different cultures, they possess some values that are not hard to disagree with. Yeong-hye, for example wanted to become a Vegetarian and her family hated the idea of it and believed she was going crazy.
        
        A lot of people stay so caught up in the "superior vs inferior" conversation when it comes to accepting people of all colors, cultures, ideals, and status. As opposed to living in unity, people get judgmental and often times fear others that stray away from what they perceive as normal.
  - - - Natalie Blake got herself into an uncomfortable situation through poor financial and family planning. She does good for herself nd gets into a good university and later law school.
      - Even though Natalie comes to find herself getting comfortable with her life, she still longed for more...to be accepted more by society, and even responds to an ad where couples are seeking a third partner.
        
        These go to show the lengths someone will go to find community and a sense of belonging.
      - In This Mournable Body, by TsiTsi Dangarembga, Tambu sees her hostelmate getting assaulted verbally and even physically by a angry crowd, and joins in by almost throwing a rock, just so she could feel like she belongs.
- - - - "Zimbabwe" was now formed
        
        Lasting Effects of the War
        
        War ended with the document of “Lancaster House Agreement End”, which was to
        arm hostilities for the rights of free elections with ZANU/ZAPU participation.
        
        In 1980, after the war, Zimbabwe gained independence from the British, United Kingdom
        
        Used propaganda to outsmart and outthink the unjust government, which gave the country's natives a feeling of empowerment, making them fight harder for their freedom
        
        The conclusion of the war left Zimbabwean natives with an internationally recognized sense of "majority
        rule", resulting in a ceremonial grant of independence for Zimbabwe.
        
        Violent farm seizures by Mugabe’s
        supporters caused the agricultural scene to collapse, sparking an economic crisis, that is still going on to this day!
      - The political parties present in the war time were trying to control and influence the people that lived in the countryside. That was where the war was being operated. The Rhodesian security forces goal was to obtain information from the rural populace about the activities of the nationalist guerrilla forces.
  - - - We see, with worldly examples like climate change, how we treat the world we live on, directly comes back to us, and we see it through natural disasters, and changes in regularities that have been consistent with the planet for a long time.
    - - In 2020, when people stayed home and for a very short period of time, stopped polluting the Chesapeake Bay, we saw Manatees come back for the first time in 6 years.
- - - - Indigenous culture is affected and usually undergoes changes
      - Education slowly begins to see a change
      - Foreign capital is exploited by political powers
- - - - Of these 82.4 million people, about 26.4 million became refugees, and around half of those refugees are under the age of 18
      - These are millions of people that lack basic human rights like education, health care, employment, and the freedom to move as you please
    - - Refugees fled from numerous wars taking place in Africa around 2012,
      - Refugees fled in result of the Iraqi Insurgency from 2011-2013
      - Heglig Crisis in Sudan 2012
      - South Sudanese Civil War from 2013-2020
      - Refugees are still fleeing Africa because of the Civil African Republic conflict, started in 2012 and still taking place today
  - - - In Go, Went, Gone, by Jenny Erpenbeck, the refugees that Richard comes to meet and becomes very familiar with, were mostly sent to be packed into a former nursing home for living quarters.
    - - Citizens and governments fear refugees being integrated into society because their desire to work, and make a way for themselves is more than that of the citizens. Governments fear the refugees will take all of the jobs off of the market, and away from their citizens.
    - - In "Exit West" by Mohsin Hamid, our main characters Saeed and Nadia travel through about 4 or 5 different countries before they finally a place that they can call home in Marin, California.