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Never be afraid to ask questions

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  • Amy reflects on a formative college anthropology course that taught her the power of asking questions to bridge cultural gaps. " ": "Amy reflects on a formative college anthropology course that taught her the power of asking questions to bridge cultural gaps." " ": "Never be afraid to ask questions" Back in college, I took an anthropology course called “Peoples and Cultures of Southeast Asia.” While the title sounded like your everyday anthro course, this one was a little different.

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    Amy reflects on a formative college anthropology course that taught her the power of asking questions to bridge cultural gaps. Never be afraid to ask questions Back in college, I took an anthropology course called Peoples and Cultures of Southeast Asia. While the title sounded like your everyday anthro course, this one was a little different.