Safia TapalNot your typical coconut 🥥There’s some typical stuff I should get out of the way first:5d ago5d ago
NoviSutiThe Indonesian that does not hang out with other Indonesians“The Indonesian that does not hang out with other Indonesians,” was my nickname in University and it had everything to do with my struggle…Sep 14Sep 14
Dr. Chinyere OsujiMother’s Curse“I don’t see why you don’t just go to Nigeria!”Sep 14Sep 14
Faith AchiaaJourney of Third Culture Kids: Navigating Identity, Belonging, & ChallengesAs a Third Culture Kid (TCK) and a parent of TCKs, I understand the unique journey of growing up in a culture different from your parents’…Sep 12Sep 12
all day longPain That Always Finds Its Way BackCan Someone from a Dysfunctional Family Ever Be Truly Happy?Sep 10Sep 10
Jasdine Marielle QuePaintbrushes and Immigration: My Wrestle with Identity“Holim mundumong blo yu.” was a Tok Pisin phrase my Papua New Guinean caregiver, whom I dearly call Mama Monica, would tell me when I would…Aug 31Aug 31
Klaus J. SchmitzThoughts on Reentry and Repatriation - a Global Nomad Looks BackThroughout my childhood, I moved countries every three to four years. Our family relocated whenever my father, a German diplomat, was…Aug 4Aug 4
Maria MonishaVisiting Nepal was so validating for my mixed identityThere’s one universal sentiment that I’m sure any mixed person will understand: feeling like you’re not enough of either of your…Jul 25Jul 25
Kelsey BresemanA Child of No Country“Since you’re giving birth in the UK, will the baby be a UK citizen?”Jul 15Jul 15
Tennille HannahTo the people asking me why I haven’t bought a house yet (I am in my 20’s)An uncensored, unedited, messy poem by a frustrated, black immigrant GenZennial navigating the cost of livingJun 22Jun 22
