Category Archives: Identity and Travel

“I came because … I’m a feminist … and I believe that men and women are equal.” Continue reading →

I was being welcomed back home…for the first time. Continue reading →

Two dozen countries, perhaps a million miles, and here I am. I am thirty-two years old. I am married. I have a two-year-old son, and I am eight months pregnant. Continue reading →

Confronting the past in Cambodia. Continue reading →

I, a graduate of the Shepherd School of Music – one of the more conservative music conservatories in the United States – have become a club star in Poland. Continue reading →

I’m Asian and nobody wants me to forget it. Continue reading →