What
does
Dumas’
decision
to
take
an
American
name
suggest
about
her
feelings
toward
her
adopted
country?
How
does
her
dual
identity
enable
her
to
see
how
Americans
"really"
feel
about
Iran?
Dumas’
husband,
François,
experiences
life
as
an
American
immigrant
much
differently
than
does
Dumas.
What
do
you
think
accounts
for
Americans’
biases
in
their
attitudes
toward
immigrants
from
different
countries?
To
what
extent
are
these
biases
grounded
in
stereotypes
about
the
immigrants’
native
countries?
does
Dumas’
decision
to
take
an
American
name
suggest
about
her
feelings
toward
her
adopted
country?
How
does
her
dual
identity
enable
her
to
see
how
Americans
"really"
feel
about
Iran?
Dumas’
husband,
François,
experiences
life
as
an
American
immigrant
much
differently
than
does
Dumas.
What
do
you
think
accounts
for
Americans’
biases
in
their
attitudes
toward
immigrants
from
different
countries?
To
what
extent
are
these
biases
grounded
in
stereotypes
about
the
immigrants’
native
countries?
