The Trials of Immigrants.

For immigrants, settling down is never an easy thing. Many have to adjust to the food, the language, the culture, housing, and way of life. I believe many immigrants have had to adapt to moving! That is one of the challenges of trying to settle down. Moving from place to place trying to find that perfect safe haven, wherever it may be, might not be easy. Moving is part of life, but at times we move too much! Not our fault..........Could it be the fault of the system? --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anna-mwalagho/support

In this episode, we try to tackle race through the eyes of an immigrant. What do racial injustice and systemic racism mean to an African immigrant? Do we as immigrants understand it? What is the code language used to speak to police in order to get home safe and alive? We honor all who have lost their lives in the hands of police brutality and bad policing. We say their names: Amadou Diallo, George Floyd, Breona Taylor, Tamir Rice, Eric Garner, Sandra Bland, Michael Brown, Trayvon Martin, Ezell Ford, Jamar Clark, Philando Castille, Kenny Watkins, Michelle Shirley, Redel Jones, Stephon Clark, and Laquan Mcdonald, May they rest in peace, love, and truth. May justice prevail --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anna-mwalagho/support

Dramatic immigrant stories, experiences, and escapades that will make you laugh until you cry. True stories of resilience, struggle, joy and pain, sunshine, and rain. This show is for everyone especially those who have never been immigrants, to get a taste of the immigrant experience. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/anna-mwalagho/support