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The 1997 study, The Experimental Generation of Interpersonal Closeness, was conducted by Arthur and Elaine Aron. It was published in January of 2015 and, as Daniel explains, provides a brief overview of a study in which researchers developed a set of 36 questions intended to foster closeness and intimacy between research subjects. The New York Times article that Daniel mentions in the novel was part of the Modern Love column written by Daniel Jones. Though the total number of immigrants who were removed and then returned have decreased since then, this shift has remained controversial as the total number of deportations actually rose. Since the mid-2000s, the US has actually moved away from voluntary departure in favor of other forms of removal. The act added civil penalties, such as fines, for people who refuse to depart the US voluntarily, as well as increased the amount of time immigrants are ineligible for various forms of relief. 'There's a lot of love in them.Much of the legislation that guides Natasha's immigration experience was put into place with the 1996 Illegal Immigration Reform and Immigrant Responsibility Act. Yoon won't give the plots away, but one thing is for certain: 'There's love involved,' she says. She currently has two novels in the works.

Yoon is excited about the movie adaptation, but she's not letting it get in the way of her writing. The cast is dominated by actors of color, and there is one significant character change: Natasha's lawyer, who was a white man called Jeremy Fitzgerald in the book, became Jeremy Martinez in the movie. The film adaptation stays fairly faithful to Yoon's commentary on love and immigration. White youth are growing up with youth of color. 'But right now all that growth is happening amongst youth. 'We know that by 2040 it's going to be a majority people-of-color country,' Yuen says. Movies featuring nonwhite protagonists are becoming increasingly popular, thanks, in part, to changing demographics, says sociologist Nancy Wang Yuen, author of Reel Inequality: Hollywood Actors and Racism. 'It was nice to kind of see a story where this young black girl is just giving in to like whimsy and fun for the day,' Williams says. Her examination of love has created new and uplifting experiences for readers, says Williams. Your purchase helps support NPR programming.

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