Being Asian in South America: My Thoughts and Experiences

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About Miyuki Baker

Miyuki is a resident of the place where circles overlap. As a queer, multi-racial/lingual female mixed-media artist, she is happiest when working with people who embrace intersectionality. She recently graduated from Swarthmore College, where she was involved in queer Asian activism and making art. She is the founder of Asian, Gay and Proud and is currently traveling to a dozen countries on The Watson Fellowship to join the movement in creating a worldwide network of queer artists.

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  1. Pingback: Being an Asian woman in South America « The Plaid Bag Connection

  2. Gerrit
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    That’s so crazy but funny, though. Good to hear from you, I just saw something in my FB feed about a blog and checked this out. Very Cool! I hope you’re well!!
    Gerrit

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