I Passed for a Very Long Time

from Embodying the Liberal Arts Hosted by Doris Santoro

Born in Hiroshima, Japan and raised in New York City, senior Mitsuki Nishimoto describes how Prep for Prep enabled her to attend Bowdoin College. Becoming an Asian Studies major, she believes, might be the point when she stopped passing as a "model minority." Mitsuki is co-president of the Asian Studies Association and is on the residential life head staff.

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