Meet Amy (continued)
(2/2) “I’m going to be applying for my PhD at the end of this year, and my research thesis, in a nutshell, is going to be about intercultural care forContinue reading “Meet Amy (continued)”
Meet Amy
(1/2) “There’s the saying that Generation X was the slacker generation, but I wouldn’t say that’s the complete picture. We were this bridging generation, this transition between Boomers and earlyContinue reading “Meet Amy”
Stop Asian Hate: Amanda
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Stop Asian Hate: Allison
“I am fortunate enough to not personally know any perpetrators of Asian hate nor have I been the victim of any recent Asian hate crimes. But this doesn’t mean thatContinue reading “Stop Asian Hate: Allison”
Stop Asian Hate: Janette
“Anti-Asian Racism is extremely normalized in society. For a long time it has been hidden and cloaked, very subtle, but still harmful because of the model minority myth. This portrayalContinue reading “Stop Asian Hate: Janette”
Stop Asian Hate: Lauren
“I had a more unique experience growing up because I attended a Chinese bilingual program, and so because of that I grew up heavily immersed in an Asian community thatContinue reading “Stop Asian Hate: Lauren”
Stop Asian Hate: Stephanie
“My mom sent me a text message recently and she was talking about how her and my dad were at work and a lady had asked my dad a questionContinue reading “Stop Asian Hate: Stephanie”
Stop Asian Hate: Ida
“I have seen on the news where the rate of hate crime has increased significantly. I’ve seen videos on the Internet where Asian elderly were being pushed onto the road—justContinue reading “Stop Asian Hate: Ida”
Stop Asian Hate: Thomas
“I’ve never really been able to articulate how I’ve felt these past several months, not because the incidents are new and novel, but because this is the reality of myContinue reading “Stop Asian Hate: Thomas”
Stop Asian Hate: @sophiehomehome
“As a Chinese immigrant to Canada, navigating my Chinese Canadian identity is a life-long journey for me. With recent stories of overt racism and more subtle anti-Asian sentiments, I canContinue reading “Stop Asian Hate: @sophiehomehome”
Stop Asian Hate: Wei
“I believe that racism is a learned behaviour. Teach your children acceptance of other people, not just tolerance. We all have a place in this world. It is said aContinue reading “Stop Asian Hate: Wei”
Stop Asian Hate: Ryan
“An incident that has always stuck with me happened when I was in third grade: A few of my friends were playing a game with kids from another grade duringContinue reading “Stop Asian Hate: Ryan”
Stop Asian Hate: Jessica
“Anti-Asian Hate runs very deep and Canada has a long history of racism and exclusion. In British Columbia, politicians denied all Asians the right to vote, and some laws madeContinue reading “Stop Asian Hate: Jessica”
Stop Asian Hate: Kyle
“I’m Asian and I’m proud of it. I immigrated to Canada 14 years ago from the Philippines with my family. Growing up in Alberta, I’ve experienced Asian hate towards me.Continue reading “Stop Asian Hate: Kyle”
Stop Asian Hate: Nancy
“I recently joined a walking group, and we walk around the River Valley to take in the fresh air and meet new people. One of the walkers, I’ll name himContinue reading “Stop Asian Hate: Nancy”
Stop Asian Hate: Karine
“At the start of the pandemic, I was already quite worried that people would start blaming Asian people for bringing COVID-19 to North America. After hearing months of reports ofContinue reading “Stop Asian Hate: Karine”
Meet Naomi
“A big part of the community is for people to get to know the history of the first Chinese people in Edmonton, there’s a lot of history to it that’sContinue reading “Meet Naomi”
Meet Amanda
My dad is Vietnamese, and my mom is Cantonese. They both immigrated from Vietnam to escape the war. I think that refugee part of our family’s past really contributes toContinue reading “Meet Amanda”
Meet Alyx
“If I could give advice to my younger self, it would be that your views of identity, gender and sexuality will change. It will be scary, but you will find aContinue reading “Meet Alyx”
Meet Trevor
“When I was younger, there wasn’t really much that I had to talk about with my sister, she didn’t have the same interests as me. But as I grow up,Continue reading “Meet Trevor”
Meet Wei
I have been doing graphic design for 40 years. I am always interested in solving problems, looking at things and saying, “Couldn’t you do it another way?” I think itContinue reading “Meet Wei”
Meet Kevin
“My parents were farmers. They grew up in rural areas of 15-20 people, and they looked after each other. I think some of that kind of transpired here where I’veContinue reading “Meet Kevin”
Meet Derek
“It’s cool that we, in a healthy way, are able to revisit, understand and reflect on our experiences as Chinese Canadians, especially since so many of us are now secondContinue reading “Meet Derek”
Meet Bill
“I only went to Chinese school until Grade 6 at the Chinese United Church which was mainly in the summer. I went to an inner city school, and there wereContinue reading “Meet Bill”
Meet Jeraldine
“My family is Chinese, Malaysian and British. Growing up, my parents were very proud that we were all those things. When you’re a kid, it’s really hard to understand howContinue reading “Meet Jeraldine”
Meet June
“My relationship to my identity has definitely shifted over the years, transitioning from a partial rejection of it to a rediscovery and embracing. I went on a graduation trip afterContinue reading “Meet June”
Meet Timothy
“I was born and raised in Lethbridge, Alberta. So there was an even smaller Chinese community. I think there’s sort of two sets of very different cultural values. You haveContinue reading “Meet Timothy”
Meet Lorraine
“I would say Chinese Canadian itself is a culture. I not only practice Chinese traditions but also celebrate Canadian culture. When I first moved to Canada from Hong Kong, IContinue reading “Meet Lorraine”
Meet Gene
“Growing up, I attended the Chinese bilingual schools in Edmonton. One memory from being in the bilingual program was learning Chinese pop songs in class. Outside of Chinese class, IContinue reading “Meet Gene”
Meet Rebecca
“My relationship with my cultural identity has not been linear. When I was in elementary school I never questioned why the way things were. I would do whatever my parentsContinue reading “Meet Rebecca”
