| Author | Rudolf Ogoo Okonkwo |
|---|---|
| Cover | Paperback |
This American Life Sef
₦2,000.00
A look beyond the first generation born abroad presents a bleaker picture. For even in those rare cases where the parents succeeded, there is an even slimmer chance that the second generation of Africans born abroad would succeed in stopping their children from completely assimilating into the new society. Is there hope or is this a hopeless situation? This American Life Sef explores the lives of African immigrants in America in Rudolf Okonkwo’s trademark wit, which will leave you smiling and thinking.
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