Third-generation diaspora, heavily inspired by British culture

Third-generation diaspora, heavily inspired by British culture

They were born in the United Kingdom to parents who were children of those that came in search of a better life overseas. Having lived here their entire lives with better skills, more opportunities, higher levels of economic resources and a detachment from their grandparent’s homeland, can they still be considered foreigners?   Michelle Gooden-Jones   First generation migrants tend to feel more at home in the country where they were born. After …