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Cynthia Brothers

Cynthia Brothers

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Cynthia Brothers was born and raised in Seattle and works as a grantmaker in the immigrant rights and civic engagement fields. She's also paid the rent as a social work and mental health researcher, food stamps coordinator, and espresso flunky. Cynthia has been involved in API voting and language access rights, leadership development, and stalking microcelebrities. She has performed with the Tribes Project and been published in the International Examiner, Mavin Magazine, and The Cultural Appropriation Reader. Cynthia first got mixed up with Hyphen by blogging the 2008 NY Asian American Film Festival. She also blogs at www.bicoastalbitchin.com.

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