Chinglish, Citizenship & Belonging — Curtis Chang @goodfaithpod
Chinglish, Citizenship & Belonging — Curtis Chang  @goodfaithpod
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
What does it do to you to grow up between two worlds? Curtis Chang reflects on becoming a U.S. citizen at eight while still living in a Chinese American community — eating Chinese food, speaking "Chinglish" at home. The result, he says, is that you end up a bridge person, bridging two cultures. That's your essential reality. A beautiful moment from when Curtis joined Lee C. Camp on the No Small Endeavor podcast — such a great conversation on identity and belonging. Click into the full episode on YouTube. 🎧

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