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portada Living the American Dream: Memoirs of an African Immigrant Scholar (Paperback)
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Physical Book
Publisher
Author
Language
English
Pages
260
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9781642587166

Living the American Dream: Memoirs of an African Immigrant Scholar (Paperback)

Cliff I Edogun Phd (Author) · Christian Faith Publishing, Inc., United States · Paperback

Living the American Dream: Memoirs of an African Immigrant Scholar (Paperback) - Cliff I Edogun Phd

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Synopsis "Living the American Dream: Memoirs of an African Immigrant Scholar (Paperback) "

This compelling immigrant story presents an enchanting mix of miracles, trials, mysteries, tragedies, enrichment, and redemption that often presage the search for freedom and the liberty to live a dream of a fully engaged life. The backwater idol-worshipping Benin enclave in southwestern Nigeria might seem an unlikely setting to dream of flying in an airplane to distant lands, and especially to America, in the immediate post-World War II British colonial era. Yet Cliff Edogun took that leap after he'd been nurtured in an enthralling American worldview by his two towering uncles who'd just returned home as victorious allied World War II soldiers. The great tales of war in distant lands he'd heard from his warrior uncles sounded so magical, while their fascinating stories and nuances about America's bravery, purpose, and leadership in the world so mesmerized Cliff that he spent his entire childhood years dreaming to someday make America his home. So, to fulfill his dreams, individuals in their guardian angel clothing began appearing in his life in seemingly mystical and fortuitous encounters to steer him away from obstacles that'd have undermined his dream. And when Cliff eventually landed in America under the most incredible circumstance imaginable, he quickly and brilliantly availed himself of America's boundless educational opportunities and later became the first in his idol-worshipping Benin clan to earn a doctoral degree. Cliff was soon living the American dream when he began topping his teaching and research profession, married an American professional, and gained his American citizenship.

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