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Slavic Tribes considered "Polish":

Polans.

Pomeranians. Pyrzyczanie. Wolinianie.

Goplans.

Lendians.

Masovians.

Vistulans.

Silesians. Bieżuńczanie. Bobrzanie. Dziadoszanie. Golęszyce. Lubuszanie. Opolanie. Ślężanie. Trzebowianie.

I am third generation born in the USA; my Jewish paternal great grandparents came from Poland through Ellis Island in the 20th Century

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My ancestors come from the land of The Muintir na hÉireann or Na hÉireannaigh, an ethnic nation native to the island of Ireland. I am third generation born in the USA. My maternal great grandparents were born and raised in Ireland.

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I consider my place to be Santa Cruz, California; home of the Ohlone People who are among the First Peoples of this land.

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I was born on the land of the Monacan People, at the University of Virginia hospital and lived as a child in Charlottesville, Virginia, USA.

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The Arapaho, the main tribe of the Boulder Valley region, call themselves Hinono'eino (“our people”) and refer to their tribe as Hinono'eiteen (Arapahoe Nation). While the Hinóno'éí and Cheyenne tribal headquarters are now in Oklahoma, they continue to relate to Boulder, Colorado as their homeland.
I consider this land is where I currently reside.  It is not my home nor my place.

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The Quinnipiac are the Indigenous inhabitants along the Atlantic shoreline of what is now New Haven, Connecticut to Madison on the east and as far north as Meriden.
I consider this my Place. My home.