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October 13, 2020April 9, 2021 Neiha S. Lasharie 1768 Views 0 Comment Colombia, Coping and Thriving, Ecuador, Friends and Networks, Host and Transition Communities, Identity and Documents, Integration, Language, Livelihoods
Skin color blurs the line between migrant and local, and exposes underlying assumptions about class, ethnicity, and immigration status
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  • Crossing the Zagros Mountains between Iran and Turkey
  • Danger, Death and Salvation in the Mediterranean
  • Crossing into Sudan
  • Hiding Places for Cash Along the Journey
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  • Archetypes of Escape #1: “I was in extreme danger where I was (or my family was)”
  • Archetypes of Escape #2: “I felt compelled to escape grinding poverty and exploitation”
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  • Archetypes of Escape #4: “I would like to reunite with my family”
  • Archetypes of Escape #5: “I want to see the world. Journeying is a rite of passage.”
  • Archetypes of Escape #6: “I would be shamed if I did not go”
  • Bob, a Nigerian Man Leaves Turkey for Greece in an Inflatable Boat
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