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Arts & Humanities, Social Sciences, Research, University of Toronto

Critical Mixed-Race Theory: Analyzing the Identities of South Asian to Canadian Immigration on Mixed-Race Women

For my summer of research, I analyzed and investigated the identities of biracial South Asian women residing in the Greater Toronto Area. This report is very near and dear to my own experiences as a biracial South Asian; thus, I hope you carry with you the knowledge and perspectives shared.
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Faith Marion Kalia
Laidlaw Scholar, University of Toronto
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Go to the profile of Faith Marion Kalia
Faith Marion Kalia (She/Her)
Laidlaw Scholar, University of Toronto

Hiya! My name is Faith Marion Kalia, but you can call me Mae!

I am a third-year student at the University of Toronto double-majoring in Philosophy and Diaspora & Transnational Studies with a minor in Creative Writing! 

For my research, I will be studying how the biracial South Asian identity is impacted by language, gender, and identity politics. It is my highest hopes that this research is able to suggest an alternative identification for biracial people that does not threaten the wholeness of their being!

When I'm not researching, you may find me cafe hopping, reading critical theory, or dilly dallying in the park with friends! I am open to further discussing my research and/or extracurricular hobbies, if interested — feel free to contact me via social media or email!

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