Woman, educated, well-traveled, millennial, mixed-race, third-culture kid, multicultural, Christian. These are a few of my labels that I’m both proud of and sometimes ashamed of. These labels define my identity,
I am currently on the job hunt and have been thinking through some of the typical questions that get asked in interview questions, “what are your strengths and what sets
I consider my skin color to be like my favorite coffee order, a Mocha. But if I’m being real with myself and with you, I’m probably more of a white
I’ve always felt like I stuck out like a sore thumb, my whole life. Whether I was the only student in my class with an American accent or the only person of color in a room (Whether it be lighter than the rest, or a tad darker). It was hard not to notice how much I stuck out. It became such an important and distinguished part of who I was — how much I stuck out or how much I fit in.
I have a deep desire to form a community of like-minded people online & in person to support each other through this journey. Would you like to build a community with me & others?
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