I Am Not Your Juxtaposition
“I Am Not Your Juxtaposition” is a reflective essay by Kasteel Wells exploring Asian and Taiwanese identity, colonial histories, and belonging. Written by a student for a campus magazine, it examines how narratives about “East” and “West” shape self-perception and how writers reclaim their own stories. Parents and educators of older teens can use it to spark discussions about race, diaspora, and who gets to frame history. As a freely available piece, it’s a rich, contemporary primary source for critical reading.
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