Written by Maria Isabel Dicent I arrived in the city with an uncertain soul, my home was a place I had never known, a land of steps and memories untold, where words were a distant echo, and English, my great foe. I lived in other Latin lands, but New York was just a dream in my hands, my Latino accent, my broken strands, faded among unfamiliar bands. But something inside me shouted with might: “Here you are, and here you...
Written by Arielle Kandel Today, December 18, is International Migrants Day — and there’s no better time to extend a welcoming hand to newcomers from all around the world. As a nation of immigrants, most of us have ancestors who came from distant lands and struggled to rebuild their lives here. It’s important to remember that, and to honor our immigrant heritage by helping those who are struggling today, those coming to the United States to seek new opportunities...