I imagine that there’s some significance to jumping from Brave Orchid, the doctor who treats the sick and avoids the dying, to Brave Orchid, the woman who has to admit her ill sister to an asylum in order to protect
“I am rich,” Arnold says. “I’m white,” Arnold Azalea says.
I debated leaving this all as a comment on Sarah’s reading questions, but I’m not entirely sure it’s coherent enough to be considered a response. Basically, when I was reading Donald Duk, I actually ignored Arnold for the most part.
Re: “Racial Microaggressions and the Asian American Experience”
I found the section “Theme 6: Pathologizing Cultural Values/Communication Styles” particularly interesting because of the reference to graded verbal participation in educational settings. Over the years it definitely has come to my attention that the fixation is almost uniquely American,