Talking about Power | What about Privilege? | Interviewing Kimberly Chopin

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In the second episode of Talking about Power | What about Privilege? applied linguist Kimberly Chopin is my guest. She grew up in the U.S. but has lived in various European countries as an adult. She moved to Denmark in 2003, has done her Ph.D., works and lives in Copenhagen with her daughter, who was born in Denmark. In this interview we explore how Kim’s background and travels, but also her academic career, have shaped her ideas of privilege.

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