The Dominican Republic
This place is the homeland of Dan-el's parents and his own birthplace.
Harlem
This place is Dan-el's home for many years until he moves to Princeton and then to other places for his education.
Catherine Street Homeless Shelter
This location is where Dan-el and his mother and brother stayed for a length of time when Dan-el was a young child before finally getting an apartment of their own.
Books
These items are some of Dan-el's most valued possessions and they are what he believes form his path out of poverty.
Papeles (Papers)
This phrase, and Dan-el's lack of them, represents Dan-el's struggles with the U.S. immigration system.
Collegiate
This exclusive and expensive private preparatory school helps Dan-el on his path out of poverty and into the elite circles of higher education.
Resurrection Church
This house of faith is a place where Dan-el feels connected...
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