LaToya Hinton
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first heard Nov 2025
last heard 9 Nov
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So it's just something to kind of pay attention to that there's a lot of societal pressure to kind of fit into.
you know, acceptable boxes.
Um and a lot of it is racially informed and a lot of it is internalized racism or some form of survival or protection mechanism.
Oh, I have so much to say about this.
So um I actually prefer
My master's degree um is actually in um Native American linguistics and I studied my indigenous language um Cherokee.
From um Western North Carolina.
And I had the chance to actually.
go back to my father's grandfather's hometown.
So in this process of like reclaiming the Cherokee language.
And as an autistic person, I found that it was really easy for me to study Cherokee because I'm really good at pattern recognition.
And so um in kind of like the linguistic space and especially just language learning in general, for me, I felt like it was pretty easy for me to kind of pick up on grammar that was like
Not following any of the patterns of English.
And it allowed me to kind of embrace a lot of cultural knowledge that I felt like was lost in some ways or kind of like translated through English.
And so for me, you know, that happened for me in my early
20s.
I had just graduated from the University of Georgia with my degree in cultural anthropology.
So I was already kind of like primed to study my own culture for that reason.
And then I got accepted into a program that was specifically for.
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