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Personal Narrative: My Interview With Twinkle Ramgadhia
The person I interviewed was a female named Twinkle Ramgadhia. She was born in India and moved to the United States when she was around 30 years old with her family. She came here looking for jobs to support her and her family. She told me she remembers watching news about the cold war in India. I asked her what it was like for her when she moved here during the cold war and she told me that I wasn’t that bad for her she didn’t like thinking about the negative things going around she wanted to focus on supporting her family. She told me she remembers a bit about Ronald Reagan and his presidency when she came here. The interviewee didn’t answer in details because she didn’t remember much about the cold war. Instead, I asked her some terms
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