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Jay and GY, Intensive English Program students from South Korea, discuss stereotypes with Alex, their Language Partner from the U.S. Stereotypes include ones that foreigners have of Korean people and ones they had before coming to the U.S.

We talked about my mother’s childhood and life as a parent and how she copes with struggles of being a parent

With my mother I asked some questions relating to the topics of her background her identity and her life now

The interview is about my mom’s identity

My mom is the most significant individual that is a part of my life. Her life, her story is the reason why I am here today smiling and enjoying the many blessings I have.

Interview with my dad ?

this interview was about tims upbringing living in St. louis. also about the changes he would like to see on the Ucm campus and racial events that has happened in warrensburg

Family history and my grandmas life

Interview of a native American from spruce pine North Carolina, the interview was conducted by a French student at NC state University

Listening to Michael DuMont (18) talk about his identity.

Growing up as a Jewish kid, and what it was like back then.

Sofia and Teriq discuss differences in life in the United States versus Spain in a class project about empathy and working through difference.

For our class project on empathy and working through difference, Julius and Caitlin were paired up to talk about life in high school and their hopes for their futures.

Jaime interviews Reg about growing up in southern California and his experience navigating predominantly Mexican-American and predominantly white schools and how that influences his teaching and conception of vocation.

Peruvian by ethnicity, Venezuelan by nationality, and now an immigrant in the US we talk about 25 year old Lucero's Peruvian and Venezuelan family and identity.

Collinwise Osei-Aboagye talks to his daughter, Amma Aboagye , about his childhood in Ghana, immigrating to the United States, his initial interactions with African Americans as a Ghanaian, and his connection with Ghanaian culture after living in the United States...

Stan Lou, who grew up in the 1940's-50's in Mississippi, relates overcoming obstacles to full acceptance of his identity as a Chinese American.