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Three immigrants from the Ivory Coast, Macedonia and Brazil tell their stories of how they fulfilled their American dreams.

Andrea Diaz Now in its third location, the Pregones Company traces its roots to 1978. That’s when a group of New York Puerto Rican artists felt the need to   produce more Puerto Rican theater in the city. Founding members Rosalba Rolón, Luis I. Meléndez and David Crommett created “La Colección – 100 Years of Puerto Rican Theater,” an experimental piece that incorporated

Le polemiche sono state innescate dall’ordinanza del Comune di Firenze contro i lavavetri, seguita dalle dichiarazioni del Sindaco di Bologna, Cofferati, anch’esso deciso ad intervenire su tale fenomeno considerato causa principale di degrado urbano.

For years, Latinos have been called America’s fastest growing minority. But in the Bronx, you can’t say that anymore. Here, they are a slowly growing majority. Latinos are the largest chunk of the Bronx population, although not by a big margin.

Many feel the creation of a misogynistic image of black women poses a threat to the identity of black women in society and black culture in general.

On the northern coast of South America, facing the Atlantic Ocean, Georgetown is culturally more akin with the Caribbean islands. The city lies five feet below sea level, and is protected from floods by a lengthy sea wall, built in 1882.