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I had the great opportunity to interviewed May-lee Chai last Friday in San Francisco, CA. I guess I was not the only one doing the interviewing! Below is an article that she wrote about me! I hope you enjoy it! Now, you (our supporter/viewer) have the opportunity to also get to know me! Thank you so much, May-lee!
Profile: Yenly Thach
January 23, 2011 by mayleechai
I recently had the good fortune to meet with Yenly Thach, a contributing editor for Cambodian Alliance for the Arts
Yenly is a fascinating person—an advocate for refugees, writer, grad student at UC-Santa Barbara, and blogger (you can check out her blog here: Curious and Determined).
In so many ways—because of her bubbly outgoing personality, because of her quintessentially So-Cal look: the golden tan, the sun-streaked hair, because she talks fast and she’s both smart and funny—Yenly is the epitome of the Southern California All-American Girl Next Door. She is also herself a former refugee. These identities are not at all contradictory, if you really think about it.
Published: January 26, 2011
Originally Posted By: Yenly T.
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