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Tag Archives: racism
“Am I Black or White?”
August 19th–I was sitting at my laptop when Elanor came over, dressed in her gymnastics uniform. I glanced up, half hoping I could finish my tweet or my facebook comment–or whatever it was I was doing–before she was ready to … Continue reading
Posted in Identity, Permanent Residency Process, Third Culture Kids
Tagged biracial, expat bostonians, identity, racial identity, racism
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Having a Maid…the bad and the ugly
Yesterday I talked about the positive aspects of having a maid. I wish that this post wasn’t the longer of the two, but I think it’s important to highlight the struggles and challenges of adding another adult to your home. … Continue reading
Posted in Before the Move, Culture Shock, customs, Helpers, medical, money, politics, Singapore, With Kids
Tagged abortion, Asia, birth control, classism, contraception, employee, employer, expat, Filipina, maids, management, racism, reproductive freedom, Singapore, Southeast Asia, worker's rights
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