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Dr. Stephanie Han reads My Friend Faith 1977 from her book, Swimming in Hong Kong.
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Dr. Stephanie Han explains polyculturalism
A brief intro to the concept of polyculturalism by Dr. Stephanie Han.
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Award-winning writer Stephanie Han draws from her life experiences to inform her poetry, fiction and non-fiction, which frequently grapple with identity in multicultural settings.
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How to Become Invisible: An Interview with Stephanie Han
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