Two Ways to Belong in America

Bharati Mukherjee and her sister Mira came to the United States in the 17th century, hoping to pursue their dreams and education. As they should maintain or abandon their legacy during their stay, the distance between them has become farther, and that it is Mukherjee that there are two ways to become part of America I noticed it.

The objective is to show how much we need to sacrifice immigrants, not how much to do by doing so.

"I will never forget the pain of a sudden turn, and random racists suddenly slipped out of the Green Book." (Murherjee 275)

"But the difference between Mira and myself is that we want to interact with the country that we chose to live in. They are not immigrant Americans, they live happily in the United States as foreigners' indians." Mukji 275)

"Because of the sudden turning point, I will never be miserable, random racists overtook the green paper" (Mukji 275)

"This sense of treachery produces desirable results and drives thousands of people like me and me from this country." (Mukji 275)

"How can the United States try to change that rule prematurely? If the United States wishes to enact new rules to limit the interests of legitimate immigration, they will adopt immigrants who comply with these rules It should be in place only for (Mukji 274)

"America talked to me - I accepted a demotion from a foreign nobleman to an uninhabited immigrant" (Mukji 274)

"About 20 years ago, when I lived in my hometown of my husband's ancestors my hometown, I was always hired at work, but I was part of the local Quebec state or larger Canadian society Never being allowed to feel it. "(Mukji 275)

"America talked to me - I accepted a demotion from a foreign nobleman to an uninhabited immigrant" (Mukji 274)

In the story of "Two ways to go back to the USA", the author and the narrator Bharati talked about questions about the image of American immigrants and the meaning of belonging to a country where it really is. In Baratti 's short story' Two ways to stay in the USA ', she talked about her and her sister' s experience as the first immigrants from India to America. When they arrived in America they were similar in appearance in both appearance and attitude - both perspective and emotion. Everyone is looking for a degree - Mira continues to read the creative writing of children's psychology and preschool education. After obtaining degrees, they got married back to India and their father chose them. The second part of the program is the abortion of two sisters who tend to marry a young man who is studying business degrees at Wayne University after acquiring a child's psychology and pre-primary education degree - It is Mira.

The two methods in the United States are anecdotes from Mukasi and her sister to America. This way of writing is very effective to achieve her goal of convincing people to vote against Congressional decision. By showing two different immigrant experiences owned by two sisters that are very similar, this is a more real story than causing the audience to be overwhelmed by the sympathies of the two women. The facts and emotions expressed by Mukherjee's direct experience have powerful power, which enhances her overall purpose of writing such art work.

The identity of the new immigrant belongs to the local culture and has positive and negative influences. Baharati Mukherjee's article "Two Ways in America" ​​and K. Cannie Kang's "Cultural War" both articles discuss some of the main points of immigration's acceptance of new lives. Also, some immigrants prefer to stay in their culture even if they move to another country. How are immigrants interacting with new countries and how they are reflected? - When thinking about an immigrant black woman, my heart has a dilemma and loss of freedom. If they have other forms of persuasive power they will not want to be less enthusiastic about becoming believers through British "charm" or positive aspects heard through the story. Are black women immigrants still innocent? Once she becomes part of another society, she needs to adapt to her unfamiliar ways