Bücher von Allison Singh

John Shippen and Oscar Bunn were two of the most talented golfers of their time. In the summer of 1896, the two friends and fellow caddies found themselves in the middle of an international incident when the U.S. Open came to Shinnecock Hills Golf Club in Southampton, New York. What happened next speaks to the possibility, but ultimate limit, of talent in a segregated society.

If America is a land of immigrants, how could anyone be anti-immigrant? How do I know what is offensive to others?  How do I give my children Indian culture in America? How is Donald Trump different from past U.S. presidents? What should I expect as a minority in America?  Why are there so many mass shootings in America?How are gender roles, the workplace, schools, parents, medicine, business, finance and government different in America than India?  In America Explained - A Guide for Indian Immigrants, Allison Singh discusses common questions immigrants share, as well as those they might not know to ask.  The book has two goals.  First, to provide immigrants with information they need to be comfortable, confident and successful in America.  Second, to remind them that America is a land of immigrants just like them, and they are still welcome here, even if they hear otherwise.