Acceptance and Denial: Being Transgender in America
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Hair, Wigs, Embracing Baldness
By Brynn Wooten This is Reece Wooten’s story. I got my first bald spot when I was 14 years old,
Taiwan, Belize, Mexico, and Back
By Chunchi Tseng This is Vivian Hsu’s story. I was born and raised in Taipei, Taiwan, but I don’t have
Rural Michigan, Pearl Harbor, Scarlet Fever
By Annie Vokes To begin, I really don’t consider my story to be all that exciting or above average, but
Childhood in the Mountains Before the Yugoslav War
By Adriana Ivezaj Growing up I lived in a country called Yugoslavia, in a popular tourist city named Podgorica. Our
Full House, Full Life
By Sarah Hill A large, majestic house on a 10-acre plot of land in Rochester Hills, Michigan, is where Laura
Starting Something New from Puerto Rico
By Alexandra Ehms Maria Eugenia Margarita Patricia Lopez-Duprey Ehms has gone through a journey. She transitioned from life in Puerto
Culture and Being Biracial
By Adam Conigliaro In Southeast Michigan, a biracial American man faces discrimination from his extended family for his skin pigmentation.
Mexican, Spanish, Super Mexican…
By Page Gardner Vanessa Rodriguez showed me around her home, pointing at different decor and specifying, “this is Mexican,” “this
“People Die”: Memories of War
By Nicole Morsfield Immigration is no singular experience. To some, it’s carrying baskets of clothing up and down 30 floors
Acculturative Stress and Immigration
By Anthony Dombrowski We all have an immigrant story. Every family has a different and unique story about their history
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