They were born in the UK to parents who were children of those that came in search of a better life overseas. Having lived here their entire lives with better skills, more opportunities, higher levels of economic resources and a detachment from their grandparent’s homeland, can they still be considered […]
Migrants
Bethany Gordon: “Britain is a hostile country with racism”
The story of a third generation migrant in the UK. The twenty-two year old granddaughter of migrants from the Caribbean was born and raised in England, but feelings of disconnect from both Britain and her ancestors’ homeland have kept her belief of where she belongs torn. Michelle Gooden-Jones […]
What is Ludantia…?
The 1st International Biennial of Education in Architecture for Children and Young People is an event which seeks to gather experiences related to this topic from around the world. The Prisma – The Multicultural Newspaper is one the sponsors of the event. It is also a platform from which […]
A cross cultural analysis of West African literature
Cross-culturalism remains a current research topic in this contemporary era. It has become the focal point of linguists, psychologists, anthropologists and literary writers among others. Rabiu Olayinka Iyanda* They all continue to make discoveries on the factors militating against language, literature and culture and how they can […]
José Daniel… a story of a Chinese dream
Despite the initial cultural shock, the immense geographic and time differences, he quickly adapted to the environment and succeeded in his career in this foreign nation. Yi ZOU José is a Venezuelan immigrant who has spent more than 4 years in China. At the beginning, he just wanted […]