PORT OF ENTRY
Jennifer ChowdhuryStories at the intersection of migration, identity, and family.
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What Michigan and Ceuta have in common
Photo by Andrew Roth/Michigan Advance
This week: a Muslim son of immigrants won a Senate democratic primary in Michigan by beating $60 million in AIPAC money. On the opposite end, 60,000 people tried to cross into Spain through a six-mile...
The Bus Ride That Made a World Cup Champion
Every time nineteen-year-old Spanish national footballer Lamine Yamal scores, he throws up his hands and signs 304—for Rocafonda’s postal code, the working-class neighborhood thirty kilometers up the coast from Barcelona. Roughly 11,000 peo...
Our immigrant dads have never been safe
I never knew that my Papa’s first job in America was delivering food on foot, walking block after block while my mom stayed home, three months pregnant with me, soothing her inflamed feet in a bucket of water. He’d join her in the bucket wh...
What if children of Black and brown immigrants banded together?
What if the descendants of Black and brown immigrants banded together?
Not as a metaphor. As a true to life bloc.
Immigrants and the U.S.-born children of immigrants make up more than 93 million people. That’s 28% of this country. More th...
Whose soil is it, anyway?
This is a strange week to be turning 250.
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court told this country something it already knew: if you’re born here, you’re American. Two hundred and fifty years in, and we are still litigating the most basic question...
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Journalist covering the emotional, political and historical lives of immigrants, refugees and migrants for 15+ years. \ud83d\udcdd: NYT, The Washington Post, Elle, Guardian, NPR, etc.
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