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Mailé Nguyen

@mileynwen

(they/them) Mailé like “smiley” || SOAS Comparative Lit || zinester || #adoptee

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There’s nothing like seeing a couple Shakespeare statues, reading a Bernard Shaw play, and crying to a song from Wicked to remind a person what they went to undergrad for

There’s nothing like seeing a couple Shakespeare statues, reading a Bernard Shaw play, and crying to a song from Wicked to remind a person what they went to undergrad for
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"Eat at a local restaurant tonight. Get the cream sauce. Have a cold pint at 4 o’clock in a mostly empty bar. Go somewhere you’ve never been. Listen to someone you think may have nothing in common with you. Order the steak rare. Eat an oyster. Be open to a world where you may not

"Eat at a local restaurant tonight. Get the cream sauce. Have a cold pint at 4 o’clock in a mostly empty bar. Go somewhere you’ve never been. Listen to someone you think may have nothing in common with you. Order the steak rare. Eat an oyster. Be open to a world where you may not
Olivia Truffaut-Wong (@iwatchiam) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It's sad to see Asian students being used to gut Affirmative Action. A reminder that the Model Minority Myth is a tool of white supremacy, not a road to acceptance.

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There is nothing more humbling than having to speak in a zoom call with a group of complete strangers!! My entire limbs are vibrating and I feel so human

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It is very important to do better than referring to the Asian American community as a monolith in statements like this, because plenty of Asian students from less privileged backgrounds will also be hurt by this decision.

It is very important to do better than referring to the Asian American community as a monolith in statements like this, because plenty of Asian students from less privileged backgrounds will also be hurt by this decision.
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We need to completely rethink how art and culture have been taught in schools for the past twenty years, so that the focus is no longer on analyzing texts but on cultivating joy and appreciation. Thread:

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Oppenheimer built the bomb that killed my great-grandmother while her grandsons were drafted into the US army and the govt imprisoned her kids. If you're into moody great man biopics, I guess that's cool, but I personally really don't care how he felt while he was doing it.

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Having an existential crisis about my dissertation two weeks after turning it in like... open.substack.com/pub/mailenguye…

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⚡️NEW: Mailé Nguyen ’s ESEA Lit Fest dispatch — in tandem with our latest Wasafiri 116 - Shorelines: South East Asia and the Littoral — explores the burgeoning of the ESEA term & community, and the event’s gestures towards new ESEA futurities. Read here: wasafiri.org/article/esea-l…

⚡️NEW:
<a href="/mileynwen/">Mailé Nguyen</a> ’s ESEA Lit Fest dispatch — in tandem with our latest Wasafiri 116 - Shorelines: South East Asia and the Littoral — explores the burgeoning of the ESEA term &amp; community, and the event’s gestures towards new ESEA futurities.

Read here: wasafiri.org/article/esea-l…
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AANHPI Heritage Month is coming to an end. For many of us, celebrating is a no-brainer. But others have complicated feelings about the month of May. As a Vietnamese adoptee, writer Mailé Nguyen examines the question of who has the right to this month. joysauce.com/who-has-a-righ…