My Mom Is My Role Model In The United States

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My role model is my mother. She came to this country with no family to lean on for help. She is an independent and strong woman. My mother was able to support my family and create a life for us in America. I want to be similar to my mother because she is powerful women and I want to imitate her in that quality because we all need strength in this world we live in.
When my mother came to the USA at the age of 19, her grandmother had recently died in the Dominican Republic and her grandmother was the only one supporting her family. My mother made the brave decision to come to the USA by herself, leaving behind her two sisters and brothers and mother to help them survive. Once she arrived from the Dominican Republic she only had one family member to help her and give her a place to sleep. After finding only one family member she had in Boston, she had to …show more content…

She told her children an experience she had 17 years ago before she got pregnant with me that there were these a white old ladies that always had a attitude towards just because she was a immigrant which bothered her a lot because she came just to earn money not to deal with people criticizing her. Everytime she would ask them “trash please” in her accent and they always never gave her the trash or they would hide the trash from her. One day she asked this older women for her trash and she started yelling at her but she stayed calm because what the older women didn’t know was that her boss was behind her hearing everything she said to my mom. That older women had to get talk from her boss and after that she still got attitude from her but she always respected my mother. What mother told me from that lesson that people are always going to look at you different from them but they will regret it. After that moment she had in her life she find her childhood sweetheart ,my father, a month later and got married a year and got pregnant with my older sister

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