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idea of immigrants wanting to come to this country because it confirms the narrative of the american drm. refugees are a very different problem. they don't fit into the narrativof themerican dream. they find it easier to call themselves immigrants because when you introduce yourself as a refugee at a cocktail party, you kill the conversation. refugees bring up this idea of migrants at the border, people on boats, many americans do not relate to that. amy: talk abouyour o refugee story. viet: i was born in vietnam in 1971 and when 1975 when vietnam fell or was liberated depending on your point of view, my memories really start after we make it to the united states and we were put in one of four refugee camps in our country. my memories begin with being keaway from my parents. camp cover leave the you had to have a sponsor. one sponsor took my parents, one sponsor took my brother, one that experience has been branded on me. amy: how does that affect your life now is a pulitzer prize-winning author, professor at the university of southern california, chair of what is the name of the departm

for coming in to m.i.t., my drm school. >> brown: make yourself perfect? >> yes, sir it is.it's not something i can do alone, it's not something achievable by the time i got to m.i.t. i failed every single class my freshman fall, and had a problem with alcohol, and then by my freshman spring was when i realized, after a classmate of mine in my dormitory committed suicide, i realized ly should be getting help again. >> brown: haley sought counseng on campus. and later, when she herself became suicidal, she spent time at mclean hospital, a psychiatric facility outside boston. emily, too, points tearly pressures growing up in plano, texas, including expectations within her family, and stressful relationships with peers. >> i got through it, i kept going. once i got to college,t so tired, so out of it all the time, the depression really hit me hard again, and this time it was sort of worse than ever, because i, it was really easy for me to just sort of slip through the cracks, for me to op going to class, stop functioning, stop living my daily life. and that was when i went on l

the protection and advocacy organization for maryland, drm is charged with assisting persons with disabilitieso participate fully in the electoral process. mr. jackson's first experience with electoral issues came in 2010 as an intern for the electoral reform society in london. with that, i'll turn it over to secretary condis for brief remarks. >> thank you, tom. okay. . you got it. so beginning in august of this year vermont will be implementing a new tablet-based accessible voting system at every polling place in the state of vermont. we do not have county government as such, so we work directly from the state level down to the town level and we have 274 polling places for 246 towns. i do want to say that when we started to go out to look at our accessible system we had a -- one of the old analog touchtone phone systems and we were spending probably around half a million dollars every election cycle on it and we had at best 20 to 25 people actually using it, even though we had sent it out to all the polling places. so we knew we had to do something different. i had originally met with the vi