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Growing up in a multicultural household with a German American father and a Vietnamese mother made me very accustomed to being in spaces where my mom and I might have been the only Asian people or my dad was the only non Asian person in the room. An added benefit of growing up in the DC area is that I lived with a wide range of diversity, from my neighbors to the people my parents worked with in their daily lives, or at my Catholic church. There was no shortage of seeing othe