UNWELCOMED IMMIGRANTS IN AMERICA Offers Look into Immigrant Experience

Oscar Hughes Price has recently released a book that sheds light on the challenges that immigrants face in their pursuit of a new life and home. "Unwelcomed Immigrants in America" (published by Xlibris) captures in searing detail the experiences and struggles of the author as a black immigrant of Haitian descent navigating his way through the United States.

Price was born in Haiti and moved to New York in his mid-twenties. In his book, he describes his experiences and observations as an immigrant in America. His candid account exposes many harsh realities while giving voice to the thousands of immigrants and minorities like him who must overcome racial discrimination.

"I am a black male who migrated to the United States from a foreign country and who has been stigmatized," Prices says. "I bring not only an intimate glimpse into my experiences as an immigrant but also that of a Haitian male in addition to the black male's perspective and experience in America."

With the recent clamor for equal rights, "Unwelcomed Immigrants in America" will prove to be a relevant and timely resource on the topic of immigration and discrimination.

"Unwelcomed Immigrants in America"
By Oscar Hughes Price
Hardcover | 6 x 9in | 482 pages | ISBN 9781514401293
Softcover | 6 x 9in | 482 pages | ISBN 9781514401309
E-Book | 482 pages | ISBN 9781514401316
Available at Amazon and Barnes & Noble

About the Author
Oscar Hughes Price was born in Port-Au-Prince, Haiti, where he finished his basic, general school studies. He experienced the tip end of the Duvaliers' regimes. He migrated to the United States in his mid-twenties. He briefly attended the Community College of Baltimore County in Dundalk, Maryland, pursuing a degree in heating air-conditioning recovery. Price is married and is a father to three children.

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