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Category: Reflections
The Truth About Being an Ethnic Minority
Being an ethnic minority involves colours and, on some occasions, arithmetic…
No-hyphen
I call myself a Chinese American, no hyphen.
The Immigrant Doctor: Two generations of racism and medicine
The NHS has and continues to depend on the active recruitment of overseas doctors to stay abreast, yet immigrant doctors often encounter racism and obstacles to career development within the system.
Jedi Night
On growing up Dominican, working for Homeland Security, being soul-fucked & loving Sci-fi
How to be a Monster
The monsters are creeping, pouncing & inhabiting artists, writers & makers to create a future of radical abundance that transcends our dialectic capacities
Making a Nightmare to Build a Dream
Envisioning East London in 2060 through the lens of race, borders, colonialism, resistance and multimedia performance
The Child is the Father of Man
When a child enters the world of realism and enclosure, he opens his eyes to the sparkle of hopes and desires, but his naivety shields him from reaching out to achieve those goals.
Thai Dessert and Bittersweet Memories
How a crisp pomegranate dessert became the gateway for cultural understanding and self reflection
Prayer
Prayer isn’t entirely about my own mother, but it is influenced by the many hurdles we have tripped or jumped over in the years we have been mother and daughter. It is also a song for those who have found it difficult to make sense of the relationships they’ve had with their mothers