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Culture Shock
by Cesar R. Frausto
Ebook specifications
- Pages
- 114
- Reading time
- 2 hours
- File size
- 2.6 MB
- Published
- 2/18/2026
- ISBN
- 9798895934623
- Formats
Book synopsis
Culture Shock is a raw and personal account of a life caught in the turbulent crosshairs of the American immigration system. Brought to the U.S. illegally as an infant, the author grows up in the working-class neighborhoods of Mesa, Arizona, fully believing he is an American citizen until his status shatters his adult world. This memoir traces the harrowing transition from a nostalgic 1980s childhood to the cold reality of detention, legal battles, and a quest for identity across two nations.
What you'll take away
- Discover a deeply personal perspective on the human toll behind modern immigration statistics.
- Learn about the cultural complexities of growing up as an undocumented resident in the American Southwest.
- Understand the emotional impact of family separation and the search for belonging in a divided landscape.
- Explore a journey of resilience that navigates the 'roller coaster' of the legal system and incarceration.
- Gain insight into how cultural identity evolves for those brought to a new country before they can walk.
About the author
Cesar R. Frausto
Cesar. R. Frausto is a writer focused on identity, his personal experience with U.S. immigration and how it has dramatically turned his life upside-down. His work blends memoir-like intimacy with cultural critique, creating stories that are emotionally resonant which create political awareness concerning the immigration systems’ ramifications. Culture Shock continues that approach with a narrative that is both deeply personal and broadly relatable.
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