Isaac | Wake County 100

Narrative, Continued:

Isaac’s current home in Wake County has given him a lot too. Isaac believes that Wake County is not carefully planning where they build developments, bridges, roads, and schools. “They just don’t take it all into account. They need to build schools in accordance to developments and the nodes (areas that are assigned to different schools) just aren’t well planned.” Isaac feels strongly about this as he does with many others. Isaac has big ideas, but that’s no surprise, moving to America was a big idea too; he has a habit of turning big ideas into reality.

Written by: Luis

Isaac

Gender: Male

Age: 25-64

Race: Hispanic

Nativity: Born in US but not NC

Educational Attainment:

High School Graduate

Occupation: Self-Employed

Travel Time to Work: 20 minutes

Internet Access in home: Yes, DSL

Religion: Christian

City: Raleigh

Narrative:

Making your way on your own is tough but Isaac does a pretty good job of that. Isaac is a friendly, warm person that makes people smile. Isaac comes from the Caribbean Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. Puerto Rico is a Spanish-speaking region; if you go there you would think you were in another country! Isaac moved to the continental U.S. and had to learn a new language, get a job, and start a family. Today, he has a nice family, he is self-employed, and he doesn’t have to worry about a boss!

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