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DESCRIPTION:Professor and author Antonio Arregu&iacute\;n-Berm&uacute\;dez (California State University\, Chico) will share his oppressive\, dangerous\, and even humorous life experience as a Mexican immigrant farm worker in the United States\, and what he did to get his green card and his Ph.D. &nbsp\;He will speak at 12:10 p.m. Nov. 17 in Room 301 of Merrick Hall\, 65 S. Sandusky St.\, Delaware.In addition to this talk\, titled &ldquo\;Finding a Life through Words and Learning: A Compelling Tale of Immigration to the U.S.&rdquo\; (presented in English)\, Arregu&iacute\;n-Berm&uacute\;dez will give a bilingual reading of his published collection of stories&nbsp\;Burnt Honey / Miel quemada at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 17 in the Bayley Room on the second floor of Beeghly Library\, 43 Rowland Ave.\, Delaware.&nbsp\;
Arregu&iacute\;n-Berm&uacute\;dez&rsquo\;s collection of linked stories in his book brings to life the oppressive and dangerous experience of Mexican immigrant farm workers in the United States. In it\, readers encounter the 14-year-old Little Clown\, a young immigrant who finds hope through language. Little Clown&rsquo\;s journey reflects Arregu&iacute\;n-Berm&uacute\;dez&rsquo\;s own path in many ways&mdash\;he also came to the United States alone\, as a child\, and found his way to a very different life through words and learning.&nbsp\;
Both events are free and open to the public.
SUMMARY:Antonio Arreguín-Bermúdez\, “A Compelling Tale of Immigration to the U.S.”
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