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Family,This chapter offers six writing prompts for exploring issues related to Family: Parent-Child Relationships, Parental Expectations, Older Relatives, the Loss of Someone Connected to Your Culture, Forbidden Relationships, and Romantic Relationships. Each prompt is accompanied with a discussion of three suggested readings.

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Encounters,This chapter offers six writing prompts for exploring issues related to encounters: Encountering Someone of a Different Culture, Interactions that Shift Your Sense of Identity, Explaining Your Culture, Microaggressions, Arguments Focusing on Culture, and Travel. Each prompt is accompanied with a discussion of three suggested readings.

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,If Education Is Not Multicultural, It Isn’t Education,In this chapter, Chrystos discusses what it means to write as a colonized and indigenous person. She offers ideas about voice, use of language, obstacles she encountered, the importance of reading, and what it means to write at this moment in history.

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Loosening the Collars,In this chapter, Rebecca Balcárcel intertwines her own journey as a writer discovering the importance of her Guatemalan identity with her style of teaching writing to students. She encourages her students to explore their heritage and their unique experiences with language, so they can bring their own voices to the page.