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I identify with this quote because of  the culture that I grew up in. It was always expected that I would get married and change my name. I felt that this would take away my past and history, as though a part of me had never existed.

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identify with this because many assumptions have been made based on the colour of my skin. People see my name is Sean but act differently when they see the name Cheng. People feel to limit me and my capabilities purely because of my name.

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I identify with this quote because I see that our names are part of our identities and our legacies. It is something that is with us all of our lives and the thing that people will remember us by when we are gone. I always find it important to define my identity and leave something positive behind so I am just a nobody in the future. So it is important what we make of ourselves and the name we identify with.
- Viana

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I identify with this quote because it is not uncommon for people to judge me based on my last name, I feel as though Xu overpowers my first name when making a first impression

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this resonates with me because I realized that people have their name, and other parts of their identity, that can't match up with material things. So when they die, what's left is their identity

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i identify with this quote because as a woman of colour i will have to overcome barriers because of my name

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i identify with this quote because as a woman of colour i will have to overcome barriers because of my name

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This resonates with me because I feel that each person leaves a unique mark on the world and names help honor everyone's unique legacy

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This resonates with me because I feel that each person leaves a unique mark on the world and names help honor everyone's unique legacy

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I really liked this quote because it made me realize that for most people, it is not what you did during your lifetime that you will be remembered by. There are simply too many lives to keep track of and you are too insignificant, so all that is left behind is your name - so you should make it really mean something.

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Whatever you do, whatever you accomplish, will be left behind to find through your name. Without it, everything you have done will not be tied to you in any way. This resonated with me due to the fact that the first major mistake I made was refusing to put my name on my accomplishments, leaving others with opportunities to spread lies

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This quote caught my eye because it communicates that when I'm gone, all that I leave behind is my name; sort of an empty shell. And it's up to me to give that empty shell some meaning by accomplishing my goals, otherwise I'm just another Rebecca.

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i identify with this quote, because I feel like this is taking away a part of yourself. I think this stereotype of wives taking their husbands name is a bit of a double standard and I personally find alot of meaning in my name regarding myself, my culture, etc. so I would not want to do so when i were to get married. Total respect though, I dont see anything wrong with it for others, but I just feel like for myself it would be taking part of myself away from me.

-Mahak (its pronounced maw-hack by the way haha)

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I chose this quote because it makes me have an existential crisis. 10/10 would quote again

-shu Ying

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I identify with this quote because I think that there are many preconceptions and prejudices already associated with the last name 'Zhang'. Because of my last name, there have been certain standards I was expected to live up to that were already set based off of solely my ethnicity.

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I identify with this quote because there are a lot of expectations for women to change their last names once they marry and I feel that through this they do lose a part of their identity and are therefore unable to carry on the "legacy" of their family. Any accomplishment will be under the name that was not originally theirs and not belonging to their family.

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I identify with this quote because there are a lot of expectations for women to change their last names once they marry and I feel that through this they do lose a part of their identity and are therefore unable to carry on the "legacy" of their family. Any accomplishment will be under the name that was not originally theirs and not belonging to their family.

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I definitely identify with this quote. Personally, I feel like last names represent your culture, history, family, and your character. Throwing away your last name and taking someone else's would be like throwing apart of yourself away and forgetting all that represents you. Although society has become the most accepting it has been, women should still be mindful of their personal well-being, character and devotion to themselves vs to others. So, I think that keeping their last name would help them keep their memories, family, heritage, culture and many more to themselves whilst still caring about others.