and that he doesnt like the people here. I can totally agree with him, being a black man, you lean quickly about the ignorance of most people. He said things like We in America tend to be too focused on just our culture, and we need to be educated about others, and learn to be more tolerable about others Sean and I actually ended up talking for quite some time about America, mainly about what happened on 9/11/01. Sean seemed very upset with how selfish Americans are, and how rude and unappreciative we are also. Sean gave me the most negative interview, but he says that he is still very happy to be here, and never complains about it. Salvatrice, my Sicilian Italian immigrant, seemed to enjoy the interview. She seemed happy that I took an interest in her past. She gave out her interview, very nicely, and happily, but she also told me that me asking the questions made her think of all the things she left behind in Italy. I had the most trouble with this interview because of the communication barrier. But, the information I got was very helpful, and I learned from her. I learned from everyone that I interviewed. I learned quite a bunch of things about communication, heritage, and history from talking to these people. Everyone was very nice to me, and gave an abundance of information that I will never forget. I enjoyed doing this assignment, and talking to all of these great people. I have another racing buddy that came to America from Germany when he was a teenager, but he hasnt been around, so I missed out on interviewing him. I think Ill discuss things with him next time I see him, because I am now interested in his responses to these questions. I enjoyed this assignment all together...
