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I miss the food and drinks from my home country. I want pastel and coxinha, and pavé and guaraná and bolinha de queijo and brigadeiro and pé de moleque and bicho de pé and chokito and mousse de maracujá. I want to eat the fresh fruit from my grandmas garden, I want to swim in the mineral lakes, I want to see the toucans and micos and all the birds that come to visit. I want to see my aunties and uncles again and eat bolo de fubá.
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Before I Met America, I Watched It
Series: The Stories We Inherit “Before I lived in America, I had already learned to imagine it through television.” – D. L. Dantes Introduction Before I arrived in the United States in 1994, I already carried an image of America in my mind. It was not built through travel, direct conversation, or lived experience. It was built through television. I grew up watching The Simpsons, Full House,…
Before I Met America, I Watched It
Series: The Stories We Inherit “Before I lived in America, I had already learned to imagine it through television.” – D. L. Dantes Introduction Before I arrived in the United States in 1994, I already carried an image of America in my mind. It was not built through travel, direct conversation, or lived experience. It was built through television. I grew up watching The Simpsons, Full House,…
Rebecca Gordon: On Seeking Asylum and Refuge
In a Hostile United States Today, during my slog through the Substack messages, newspaper headline notices, and podcast reminders that hit my inbox every morning, two stories drew my attention. Both had to do with the fact that human beings have always moved around this planet, beginning long before there were any countries or maps to display the borders where one nation ends and another begins.…
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My mother always says that the story you believe depends on the body you're in. What you believe will depend on the color of your hair, your word for god, how many times you've been born, your zip code, whether you have health insurance, what your first language is, and how many snakes you have known personally.
K-Ming Chang, Bestiary
it rubs me the wrong way a little when i hear people complain about all the family christmas things they “have” to attend during the holiday season. maybe it’s because i have 3 relatives on this continent (in the entire western hemisphere, actually), but it’s a privilege to have to put up with your whacky uncle. i wish i could sit down for a meal with my whacky uncle more than once a decade, yk :/
Rare aesthetic: don't know enough about the culture of the country you come from, don't know enough about the culture of the country you spent your early childhood in, don't know enough about the culture of the country you've spent most of your life in
