You must choose at least 1 question to answer, the word minimum or up to 2 choices. Your response should be between 250-500 words in total. You read Rigoberta as a primary source with her testimonio within the Guatemalan War; historically and in our current times, people and refugees flee from war, drug, and systemic poverty countries and places. However, what "war, drug, and systemic poverty" actually look like is not often shared, and reactions to assumptions of what that looks like drive social and political chaos and division. Rigoberta shared what war looks like. In the video below. You will see a family that left Guatemalan for the same reasons Rigoberta shared. The title is Sin Pais (Without Country) and subtitles may be needed. https://vimeo.com/12434551 Question's list: You watched a family with complex immigration status. Some are undocumented, some are citizens, some have a clear way to citizenship, and some have no path. Do you think there should be immigration reform that creates clear and focused pathways to citizenship? What would that look like? Why do you think it is so hard for refugees and people to come to the US legally is so hard? Is that alternative only to stay and endure the tortures such as Rigoberta? FOOD! You see lots of scenes around food and cooking together. You see, the mom asks her son if he misses her tamales. Furthermore, you see the daughter cooking with her mom after not seeing her for months. Share your food story. How do you and/or your family and friends celebrate through food? What food traditions do you and your family have? What is important about it?
You must choose at least 1 question to answer, the word minimum or up to 2 choices. Your response should be between 250-500 words in total. You read Rigoberta as a primary source with her testimonio within the Guatemalan War; historically and in our current times, people and refugees flee from war, drug, and systemic poverty countries and places. However, what "war, drug, and systemic poverty" actually look like is not often shared, and reactions to assumptions of what that looks like drive social and political chaos and division. Rigoberta shared what war looks like. In the video below. You will see a family that left Guatemalan for the same reasons Rigoberta shared.
The title is Sin Pais (Without Country) and subtitles may be needed. https://vimeo.com/12434551
Question's list:
You watched a family with complex immigration status. Some are undocumented, some are citizens, some have a clear way to citizenship, and some have no path. Do you think there should be immigration reform that creates clear and focused pathways to citizenship? What would that look like? Why do you think it is so hard for refugees and people to come to the US legally is so hard? Is that alternative only to stay and endure the tortures such as Rigoberta?
FOOD! You see lots of scenes around food and cooking together. You see, the mom asks her son if he misses her tamales. Furthermore, you see the daughter cooking with her mom after not seeing her for months. Share your food story. How do you and/or your family and friends celebrate through food? What food traditions do you and your family have? What is important about it?
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