MS. ZARNA GARG: So people always told me I was funny my whole life, and that is the worst thing you can tell an Indian woman. My parents were literally devastated. They were like, "We didn't get the ...

MS. YARROS: Like, I was a kid, and then when I was--I wrote all through elementary school, and into high school, I wrote a novel about a fictitious Ebola outbreak that was engineered by the U.S.

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