Intersecting Factors: Race, Gender and Sexuality in Immigration Essa

The coupled States was founded through authority of immigration immigrants from over and anywhere around the world. Who are they? How did they get here? Why did they manage? Many of these questions can be answered when considering how race, gender, and sexuality affect immigration. Immigration means something to disagreeent to every iodin and for some it forced, while for others, it is a choice. For some it means prosecute the American Dream, for others it may be breaking away from political and religious persecution, but nonetheless, it is always a test. Gender roles, relations and inequalities affect who migrates and why, how the finish is made, the impacts on migrants themselves, on sending areas and on receiving areas. While focusing on immigrant women, Erica Rands Breeders on a Golf Ball Normalizing perk up at Ellis Island, Susan Pierces Immigration and Women Understanding the American Experience, and Robert harbors The warmth of Other Suns, will verify that race, gende r and sexuality, as well as gender and social norms, have shaped the ideas of citizenship and immigration.When typed into one of the worlds largest Internet search engines, sexuality comes up with many results. However, no true definition of the word sexuality is returned. Results include definitions for military personnel sexuality, sex, and gender. So therefore, one can believe that they are all some synonymous to each other, and can mean many things to many people. Overall, the bodied definition of sexuality is the awareness of gender differences, and the capacity to have erotic experiences and responses. Human sexuality can also refer to the way person is sexually attracted to another person. Sexuality affects how migrants adapt to the new coun... ... he would be more accepted. People who live in this country (United States) should feel that forever this country survives on the fact that strangers are constantly coming to this place, stint it a little bit, adding to it, ch anging it, and making it their home.(248) While these immigrants may be seen as outcasts in their group, they are the kind of people who make the United States unique.If immigrants are to benefit from the empowering and development potential of migration, a shift to a gendered human rights approach to migration from a development perspective is needed. Ones ideas of immigration are shaped by factors including race, sexuality and gender, and gender norms. Citizenship should be open to those immigrants who work hard to obtain it and deserve it, rather than those who differ in physical appearances or have different beliefs.