America's immigrant heritage. (letters).

Articles about Mexican immigrants, teenage refugees from Sudan, and ethnic diversity ("The New Americans," 9/3/01) help us keep life in perspective and remember what is really important.

MOLLIE QERIM
Cheshire, Conn.

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Author:	Qerim, Mollie
Publication:	New York Times Upfront
Date:	Nov 12, 2001
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