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When you've grown up in worlds that are wildly apart, can migrant parents ever truly understand their children who are more a product of their adopted country than their parents' birthplace? And how does migrant identity intersect with sexuality? This episode of Margin Notes is about family, identity, and understanding each other despite the distances between our experiences. Yen Eriksen shares their memoir of visiting China with their mother, and the process of coming out as queer to migrant parents.
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When you've grown up in worlds that are wildly apart, can migrant parents ever truly understand their children who are more a product of their adopted country than their parents' birthplace? And how does migrant identity intersect with sexuality? This episode of Margin Notes is about family, identity, and understanding each other despite the distances between our experiences. Yen Eriksen shares their memoir of visiting China with their mother, and the process of coming out as queer to migrant parents.