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The violence we lived in was also an act of tenderness : An Interview with Rayanne Haines – PRISM international

The violence we lived in was also an act of tenderness : An Interview with Rayanne Haines – PRISM international
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Poetry reflects my travels as a subjective accompaniment : An Interview with Amatoritsero Ede – PRISM international

Poetry reflects my travels as a subjective accompaniment : An Interview with Amatoritsero Ede – PRISM international
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The estrangement and hardships of a life elsewhere : An Interview with James Yékú – PRISM international

The estrangement and hardships of a life elsewhere : An Interview with James Yékú – PRISM international
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Imagining worlds with the backdrop of music : An Interview with KB Brookins – PRISM international

Imagining worlds with the backdrop of music : An Interview with KB Brookins – PRISM international
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In Defiance of Goodness: An Interview with Nisha Patel – PRISM international

refers to a stereotype about Asians, even Blacks, so why did you choose that title? NP: “Coconut” is a racial slur that as you mentioned has been used in many ways to denote someone who is “white on the inside.” Growing up, I felt both harmed by the erasure of my Indian identity by white folks as I conformed to whiteness, and then faced backlash from Indian folks for doing so. I wanted to reclaim this word and show that if I am to be a “coconut,” then this book is what a coconut looks like, in all its complexities. There’s no one way to be Indian, or Asian, or brown those are just the ways that I am, and the things that make me who I want to be.

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