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EPISODE · Jun 15, 2020 · 44 MIN

Isolation Station: The Words Have Always Been There

from Asians In Space · host The Asian Canadian

I’m joined in conversation this week in the isolation station by award winning author of the memoir, “Older Sister: Not Necessarily Related,” English professor at the University of Winnipeg, and giving BIPOC makeup booklooks on her socials daily: Jenny Heijun Wills. We discuss her lived experience as an adoptee in relation to her sense of self in the Asian diaspora, the power that a name holds, and her intention when making a syllabus and reading lists for her classes.

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