I went to this film festival: http://www.sunysb.edu/sb/wang/aaiffschedule.shtml
and I was watching the documentary "I is for India" about an Indian family that emigrated to England in the 70s, and then "Eve and the Fire Horse" which deals with a Chinese family living in the US also in the 70s, and it got me thinking about immigration in general. I have some family in Germany, and they tell me about the Middle Eastern population there that is segregated (unofficially, but there are strong social boundaries.)
So I ask you, diverse population of Frihost, tell me about the immigration situation where you live, and any stories you might have about the diversity of people where you live and how well or poorly they are tolerated by the "natives."
and I was watching the documentary "I is for India" about an Indian family that emigrated to England in the 70s, and then "Eve and the Fire Horse" which deals with a Chinese family living in the US also in the 70s, and it got me thinking about immigration in general. I have some family in Germany, and they tell me about the Middle Eastern population there that is segregated (unofficially, but there are strong social boundaries.)
So I ask you, diverse population of Frihost, tell me about the immigration situation where you live, and any stories you might have about the diversity of people where you live and how well or poorly they are tolerated by the "natives."
