“In the first decade of the 21st-century, the image of the typical immigrant in the American imagination… is that of a working-class Mexican or Central American man. This stereotype continues despite statistical evidence that approximately 50% of all global migrants are women and that today women and girls constitute the majority of legal immigrants to the United States.”—from the Introduction
Susan Pearce, Elizabeth Clifford, and Reena Tandon, authors of Immigration and Women, share two exclusive stories of real women and the immigration experience in the October/November issue of G-Man magazine:
[issuu width=550 height=367 pageNumber=53 backgroundColor=%23222222 documentId=111025035037-2300379bcfe74051b83397662fa7794a name=octobernovember2011 username=gmanmagazine tag=entertainment unit=px id=9531a4d7-9c61-ff95-2aff-74c2ef836459 v=2]For more information, visit the authors’ companion site.
