Robin PhamTuongA Second-Generation Kid’s DilemmaWhat if I had been born and raised in Vietnam? I think about this a lot. More than I’d like to admit actually.Nov 21, 2021Nov 21, 2021
Robin PhamTuongThe Role of Loss Aversion in American Policy MakingEveryday, we weigh our gains against our losses to see how we can benefit the most from a given situation. That’s a fact. Even our…Oct 29, 2021Oct 29, 2021
Robin PhamTuongAmerica’s Purposeless Role in Afghanistan: A Reaction to Laura Jedeed’s “Afghanistan Meant Nothing”In her article “Afghanistan Meant Nothing,” American veteran Laura Jedeed offers a powerful and personal perspective on the United States…Oct 8, 2021Oct 8, 2021
Robin PhamTuongStarting OverAt 14 years old, my dad unexpectedly became the head of his family overnight. In 1975, the Communist North Vietnamese government conquered…Oct 1, 2021Oct 1, 2021
Robin PhamTuongReaction to Tom Murphy’s “4 Reasons Why Foreign Aid is As American As Apple Pie”The United States has provided many foreign aid programs to countries in need, especially in terms of military support. Some might even say…Sep 24, 2021Sep 24, 2021
Robin PhamTuongDoes Foreign Aid do More Harm thanThroughout history, influential Western countries have had a large presence in Third World countries by providing foreign aid. Foreign aid…Sep 24, 2021Sep 24, 2021
Robin PhamTuongHello WorldI have never seen my dad cry. Not one single tear in my 20 years of living. But as my family crowded around our living room T.V. to watch…Sep 24, 2021Sep 24, 2021