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Tales of Vietnamese and Indian Journeys
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- Lan is a Vietnamese woman who came to the U.S. as part of the second wave of refugees, known as the “boat people,” in the late 1970s. Lan's decision to leave was driven by a combination of fear for their safety, economic opportunity, and the hope of finding a new life away from the aftermath of the Vietnam.
- RING RING RING!!! ALL ABOARD!!!
- The war destroyed everything in Vietnam. America offers us a chance to survive and rebuild our lives.
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- Aarti’s family moved to the United States from India for better education and job opportunities. His dad, who was previously an engineer, found work in Silicon Valley’s growing tech industry, and Aarti was able to attend Stanford University, a top school, to study computer science. Indian immigrants like Aarti’s family were often highly educated and came to the U.S. for better careers in fields like technology and business. There were better job positions, bigger paychecks, and more likely to have a better future.
- RINNGG
- In India, opportunities are limited. Silicon Valley offers the chance to build the future.
- Congrats! Aarti, you have been accepted into Stanford University!
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- Aarti is sitting in a university classroom, surrounded by a diverse group of students. He's doing everything he can to learn and absorb new material. Indian immigrants generally had higher levels of education and professional backgrounds, which helped them adapt quickly to their new lives in the U.S., especially in fields of technology and engineering.
- Lan got hired at a small restaurant in Palo Alto's district. She’s works as a chef and serves food to customers. It is challenging for her with the language barrier but she has no other choice. Many Vietnamese refugees, including Lan, came from areas with little education experiences. Their initial jobs in the U.S. were often in low-wage paying jobs like restaurants and factories.
- Aarti is sitting in a university classroom, surrounded by a diverse group of students. He's doing everything he can to learn and absorb new material. Indian immigrants generally had higher levels of education and professional backgrounds, which helped them adapt quickly to their new lives in the U.S., especially in fields of technology and engineering.
- DING
- CLICK CLICK
- I can’t speak the language and I don't know anyone or anything . But I have to survive....I’ll learn.
- The future is in technology, and I need to keep up if I want to succeed here.
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