Multiethnic WomenPosted in Articles, Autobiography, Identity Development/Psychology, Media Archive, United States, Women on 2016-11-25 01:11Z by Steven |
FEM: UCLA’s Feminist Newsmagazine Since 1973
2015-12-04
Kali Croke
Out of all the things that compose an individual’s identity, one’s culture (defined by similarities in ideals, religion, language, habits, etc.) is perhaps the most significant. While we mostly understand the experiences of people of different singular cultures, oftentimes the experiences of individuals with more than one ethnicity are overlooked or unheard. I sat down with women of multiple ethnicities to better understand how their multiple cultures have shaped their lives, experiences and viewpoints on the world. Below are transcribed excerpts of these conversations…
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