Senior Class President Michelle Wang reflects on difficult year
May 18, 2021 SHARE
When Washington University in St. Louis Senior Class President Michelle Wang delivers remarks to her Class of 2021 classmates, 14 members of her East Coast family will be cheering in the crowd.
“With me being first-generation and speaking well, that’s something they are going to talk about for years to come,” said Wang, of New York. “They are the reason I’ll be up on the stage. Like a lot of children of immigrants, I stand on the backs of my parents who have made so many sacrifices for me.”
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As one woman put it: ‘I didn’t want to waste another precious moment’ Flee Kieselhorst with her 8-day-old son, Owen, in March 2021 in Oakland, Calif. (Epli Photography) Sydney Page
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At the height of the coronavirus crisis last April, amid the chaos and uncertainty, one thing became abundantly clear to Danielle Murphy: She was ready to become a mother.
Her idea of the traditional path to parenthood which would probably involve falling in love, getting married, then starting a family was no longer worth the wait, she decided.
The 36-year-old attorney from Akron, Ohio, opted to embark on a different journey, completely on her own.