Additional intro to the SILK WORM’s plea to election candidates

This subject line, "VIETNAMESE SILK WORM’S PLEA TO PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE(S)", and the below, quoted from my published article, should be part of the intro RE how my SILK WORM cries out to make America great:

Law must also seem equally remote to first-generation Vietnamese political immigrants who came to America in their mid-lives, disadvantaged by their lack of linguistic and cultural facilities, and already psychologically scarred by the bad experience of having endured and survived atrocities in their home country. (Such “emotional baggage” was indeed their invaluable “luggage” to America – the story of reaching the guiding torch of the Statue of Liberty–that which makes America great!).

“The Common Place of Law” in the “Uncommon” World of Vietnamese Immigrants: The Vietnam War Refought in Massachusetts

“The Common Place of Law” in the “Uncommon” World of Vietnamese Immigran…

Duong Nhu Nguyen

Editor’s Note: The William Joiner Institute for the Study of War and Social Consequences, formerly known as the …