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This blog reflects a diversity of viewpoints from WAESN youth, educators, and community contributions. Posts do not always represent WAESN’s organizational positions.
Part 2: Asuka by Asuka Conyer My entry into this work was colored by a particular kind of exploitation: the “glitter” of being a mixed child in the eyes of

by Xitlaly Mendoza, AES 340 student As a daughter of immigrant, agricultural-working parents, I was…

by Dr. Tracy Castro-Gill, WAESN Executive Director The 2024 legislative session saw a controversy that…

by Anonymous AES 340 Student This month’s post comes from a student of Dr. Castro-Gill’s…

This month’s post comes from a student of Dr. Castro-Gill’s American Ethnic Studies course at…

This month’s post comes from a student of Dr. Castro-Gill’s American Ethnic Studies course at…

This month’s post comes from a student of Dr. Castro-Gill’s American Ethnic Studies course at…
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