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EPISODE · Aug 23, 2018 · 41 MIN

내 일본 섬에서| The One with Mai - On Multiculturalism and Being Okinawan-American: Episode 26 (2018)

from The More Sibyl Podcast · host Mo Sibyl

Born to an Okinawan mom and an American dad, Mai grew up Growing up bi-racial in a multi-cultural home meant Mai had to ask tough questions from the start about identity, equality, community, friendships and the like. An aspiring graphic designer and a secretive poet, she uses the arts to continue the journey of those questions, through her multi-cultural marriage, and the community around her. A fighter for love to be in action in all places; who loves hearing the stories of those around her in hopes to build better bridges in all places and with all people. Mai also enjoys the simple pleasures of puppies, coffee, food of all kinds, and summer activities.In this episode, we talked about her cultural heritage and tips on how to navigate multiculturalism in language, marriage, and expressions.

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