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What It's Like to Be 'Not Enough' in America?

** ROAD TO 1,000 SUBSCRIPTIONS ** Join Dr. Janet Awokoya, aka Dr. J, on the Immigrant Whisperer Podcast as we dive deep into the lives of African immigrant youth in the United States. In Episode 3, Chapter 3 (Part 1): Unveiling the Fabric of Identity, we delve into the research methodology behind Dr. J's dissertation, “I’m Not Enough of Anything!”: The Racial and Ethnic Identity Constructions and Negotiations of One-point-five and Second Generation Nigerians (Awokoya, 2009). This chapter explores how Dr. J conducted in-depth interviews and focus groups to gain insights into the unique experiences of African immigrant youth navigating their racial and ethnic identities in the dynamic Washington, D.C. landscape. Stay tuned for Episode 3, Part 2 where we'll introduce you to the research participants and explore their personal experiences firsthand. Don't miss this insightful episode! Subscribe, like, comment and share to help spread awareness and support this important conversation! Empower Young Minds and Voices: Celebrate Diversity and Inclusion! Dive deep into "Some Black Girls Don't Sit Together in the Cafeteria," a powerful novel exploring themes of identity, cultural understanding, and navigating social dynamics in a relatable and engaging way. Perfect for young readers! Purchase your copy here: [https://amzn.to/3Xq8Xqx](https://amzn.to/3Xq8Xqx) Celebrate Black Excellence: ✊ Wear your support for Black education loud and proud with our exclusive "Black girls and boys read!" T-shirt! This vibrant statement piece helps promote literacy and invest in the future. Shop the T-shirt and show your support: https://someblackgirls.bigcartel.com Amplify Immigrant Voices: ️ The Immigrant Whisperer Podcast offers inspiring stories of resilience and strength. Consider a donation to help us continue empowering immigrants and amplifying their voices. https://www.paypal.com/donate?hosted_... Don't miss out! #immigrantstories #Africanimmigrants #BlackAmericans #immigranteducation #youthchallenges #racialidentity #ethnicidentity