Angela Nguyen - Overachiever Magazine

JoinedAugust 29, 2021

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Angela Nguyen is a rising sophomore at Georgetown University from Pennsauken, New Jersey. She is planning on majoring in History with a minor in Linguistics and Education, Inquiry, and Justice. At Georgetown, they serve as a board member of MOSAIC, a club celebrating multiracial and multiethnic identities, and is an active member of the Georgetown University Asian Pacific Islander Leadership Forum. Through the forum. They planned a three-part summit that advocated for the development of departments for Asian American and Race, Ethnicity, and Migration studies. Angela likes to play Stardew Valley during their free time and help other first-generation, low-income students from her high school through the college process. They also love to watch historical and true crime documentaries; her personal favorite documentary is "The Search for General Tso."

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“Mom, would you wash my back” by Angela Nguyen

Angela Nguyen·August 30, 2021

I wish I could still fit in the red tub you put in the shower With the fading children playing...

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