Unapologetically U.S.

In this episode, Dr. Charisse L'Pree, media psychologist and communication professor, shares her experience as a monoethnic and multiracial American, how she navigates being in her motherland Guyana and her homeland America and rests in the complexity of her identity as an Afro-Sino Guyanese Black and Asian American woman in the United States.

In this episode, I chat with comedian and actor Seyi Brown about the impact of representation on the Nigerian immigrant experience and the value of shifting the narrative as an industry insider.

In this episode I talk with my friend of almost 20 years, Stutee K, an immigrant from India and mother of a second-generation American. We discuss assimilation, transnationalism, belongingness, and feeling like an immigrant or their children are never truly one or the other by virtue of of having a mixed cultural experience.