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Category: Multilingual

Xiāng Xiāng

February 26, 2021 ArunNarayan Asia, Asian American, China, Family and Community, Immigration Experience, Multicultural, Multilingual

By Jessica Wang, 16, New York. I have two names. One I use everyday while the other I keep stowed[…]

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Blindfolded

February 24, 2021 ArunNarayan Asia, Asian American, Family and Community, International, Multicultural, Multilingual, Social issues, South Korea

By Doeun (Jessica) Kim, 14, Manila, Philippines. The streets of Gwangjin-gu (South Korea) rush past the bus window, the sun[…]

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The Joy of Kwanzaa

December 21, 2020 ArunNarayan African American, Family and Community, Multicultural, Multilingual, Religion
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Self Discovery

December 21, 2020 ArunNarayan Immigration Experience, International, Multicultural, Multilingual, Social issues
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A Beautiful Culture that Shaped Me

September 28, 2020 ArunNarayan African American, Family and Community, Multicultural, Multilingual, Social issues
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If We Lose This Battle • Yellow Peril, Black Power • #ifeeluseless

September 28, 2020 ArunNarayan African American, Family and Community, Multicultural, Multilingual, Social issues
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Julieta martinez (Cont) & Meanwhile

September 28, 2020 ArunNarayan Multicultural, Multilingual, Poetry, Social issues
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An Interview with Julieta Martinez

September 28, 2020 ArunNarayan Family and Community, International, Multicultural, Multilingual, Social issues
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Stories of Arrivals : Refugee & Immigrant Youth Voices

June 22, 2020 ArunNarayan Family and Community, Immigration Experience, Latin American, Multicultural, Multilingual, Poetry, Social issues
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Blues Kids: teenagers learning blues music from professional musicians

January 6, 2020 ArunNarayan Art, Family and Community, Multicultural, Multilingual, Music
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