In America is in the Heart, Carlos Bulosan concludes an extended passage with the proclamation, “We are America!” (189).
In your assessment, does the passage—and the novel overall—represent an affirmation of the United States as a nation of immigrants or a refusal of this notion? Make an argument. Be sure to support your argument by referring to three specific moments in the text.
– You should not cite additional readings. When quoting specific passages from the book, include the page number at the end of the quote, for example, “We are America!” (189).
– There should be about 1-2 direct quotes from the book per paragraph
– No additional readings or sources required
Does the passage and the novel overall represent an affirmation of the United States as a nation of immigrants or a refusal of this notion?
