Sentence examples for generation of migrants from inspiring English sources

He also referred to the change observed in the second generation of migrants who are more willing to talk about it.

A widely known example is the "Windrush generation" of migrants arriving from the Caribbean, starting with the arrival of the Empire Windrush in 1948.

But unlike Mumbai's previous generation of migrants, Annawadians cannot have any soothing dreams of a return to village life and its communal solidarities.

My parents were part of the Windrush generation of migrants from the Caribbean, and I am a child of the inner city.

More recently, those refugees have been followed by a new generation of migrants, driven from home by extreme economic hardship, government neglect and corruption.

They support a growing network of relatively authentic Asian fast food joints which now compete with the kebab houses introduced by a previous generation of migrants.

Some of the first generation of migrant workers, who arrived in urban areas in the late 1980s, have reached retirement age.

Sociologists say China's new generation of migrant workers — many of them born in the 1990s — are better educated and more conscious of their rights.

Thanks to school networks, mobile phones and internet bulletin boards, they are far better organised than the previous generation of migrant workers.

The government wants China to be seen in a new light (not as the old nation of Mao suits or a new generation of migrant factory workers), so that the country can market its rich cultural heritage and preserve some of its vanishing traditions.

Moreover, a younger generation of migrant workers, better educated, more tech-savvy and less accepting than their parents were of life in the factories -- with their low pay, grueling hours and sometimes martial workplace rules -- have instigated wildcat strikes and protests.