Assignment Task: Background information
Alexis was born in the United States to Chinese American parents. They identify as non-binary and prefer the pronouns "they/them." Alexis was raised in a Buddhist household and has been practicing Buddhist since childhood. They are wheelchair users due to a spinal cord injury that occurred during their late teens. Alexis is an advocate for disability rights and promotes inclusion and accessibility in their community.
Discuss 10 interview Questions
1. How has your experience as a wheelchair user influenced your understanding of accessibility and inclusivity in different aspects of your life?
2. As someone who identifies as non-binary, what are some of the challenges you have faced? What steps do you think can be taken to have a more inclusive society for individuals with diverse gender identities?
3. As a Chinese American, what elements of your cultural heritage do you find most significant in shaping your identity and outlook on life?
4. Buddhist has a rich cultural heritage, how has your religious background shaped your values, beliefs, and approach to life?
5. Can you share some experiences on insights about being part of the Asian American community in a multicultural society like the United States?
6. How do you think your age and experiences as a young adult have impacted your perspectives and aspirations for the future?
7. As a person with multi-dimensional identity, what are some intersections of your identities that have had a profound impact on your life and worldview?
8. How has your understanding of bisexuality evolved over time, and what can society do to better support and acknowledge the experiences of bisexual individuals?
9. In your opinion what are some misconceptions or stereotypes surrounding disability, and how can we work towards breaking down these barriers?
10. Being part of various communities and having diverse cultural identities, what advice would you give to someone struggling to find their own sense of identity and belonging?