We Are Girls From The East
"The poem speaks to our shared history as Asian-American women, emphasizing a colonial past in China and India, our liberation, and the formation of new rituals between generations all through the lens of tea."
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Maria W. Faust Sonnet Contest
Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? Write your own Shakespearean masterpiece to win a cash prize! Free and open to all high school and college students, the Maria W. Faust Sonnet Contest is led in partnership with the Great River Shakespeare Festival in Winona, Minnesota. Learn more about this and other writing contests on our site.
If you could go back and redo one moment from the past year, what would you change? Or would you change nothing at all? Write out the scene(s) with as many details as possible.
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"Women, trans and gender expansive lives are at stake as our fundamental right to control our own bodies continues to be threatened and removed. At moments like these, elevating our voices holds intensely personal meaning while it also has the power to create change where it is needed most." —Founder & Executive Director Maya Nussbaum Hear from our community and join the conversation.
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Written & Performed by Mentee Alice Kresberg
"What's your name?" I write both my English and my Korean name. She sounds them out, and I'm curious to see which one she'll use. I ask her the same question, but in Korean. "Call me mom."
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