Our guests this week talk about how they chose to embrace their identities and see them as positive and empowering. 

Guests: 

As a college student, Ernesto Mireles helped pressure Michigan State University to establish a Chicano Studies program. He now teaches at Prescott College in Arizona, where he strives to create a more accepting and thriving environment for students of color.

Morénike Giwa Onaiwu writes often about her experiences as a late-diagnosed Autistic adult woman and person of color. She’s co-editor of All the Weight of Our Dreams: On Living Racialized Autism.

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Our guests this week talk about how they chose to embrace their identities and see them as positive and empowering.&nbsp;
Guests: 
As a college student, <a href="https://www.prescott.edu/news/faculty-profile-ernesto-todd-mireles-msw-phd">Ernesto Mireles</a> helped pressure Michigan State University to establish a Chicano Studies program. He now teaches at Prescott College in Arizona, where he strives to create a more accepting and thriving environment for students of color.
<a href="https://morenikego.com/">Mor&eacute;nike Giwa Onaiwu</a> writes often about her experiences as a late-diagnosed Autistic adult woman and person of color. She&rsquo;s co-editor of All the Weight of Our Dreams: On Living Racialized Autism.
<a href="https://www.michiganradio.org/post/same-same-different-write-your-own-narrative">Learn more</a>
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A show about identity and how to survive “otherness” with our humanity and sanity intact.

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