You speak more than one language

You identify as bilingual or multilingual.

You speak English as your first language.

You have had a teacher or boss for whom English is not her or his first language.

You know or have met someone who is an undocumented immigrant.

You know or have met someone who is a political refugee.

You know someone or of someone who has been deported.

You or your parent(s)/guardian(s) have family still living in a country outside of the United States.

You or your parent(s)/guardian(s) send or have relatives who send money back to your home country.

You or someone who know is an immigrant.

You can open a savings account in your local bank with your ID.

You have ever made fun of someone who doesn't speak standard English or speaks with an "accent."

You have a family member or a friend who is unable to get residency in the United States.

You can expect to earn over the minimum wage.

You can commit a felony and not be deported.

You can reasonably expect positive interactions with police or other authorities.

You have a parent/guardian who graduated from high school.

You have a parent/guardian who graduated from college.

You live in a house that your parent(s)/guardians own.

You can apply for any job for which you are qualified.

You can apply to financial aid to support your college education.

You can shop or travel without fear of being profiled for how you look

You speak non-standard English, or English with an "accent."

You can expect to be treated at the nearest hospital if you had an emergency.

Your parent(s) or guardian(s) have a driver's license, or could apply for one if desired.

Your parent(s)/guardian(s) had the right to vote in the United States when you were growing up.

You feel safe living in the Untied States.