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Self-Identifiers: White, Jewish woman (social and cultural)

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Ancestral, Cultural and Social! I identify as a French-Moroccan Jew. My Dad is Ashkenazi (Eastern European Jew) and my mom (French-Arabic immigrant).  I look ethnically ambiguous and people wonder what my ethnicity is but cant put their finger on it. When I say  "French Moroccan Jew" people have an aha moment, but I wouldn't say that is my primary identity; it's more of response that I give to people that ask. I probably resonate the most with being Jewish since I resonate with the story of being a Jewish American since that's how I was brought up. My mom died when I was little so I didn't get to learn more about my French and Arabic heritage but it is something that I think about often now that I am older and I feel more compelled to include that in my identity because I feel  proud of it and I want to be seen for who I am in that way.

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Self-identifiers: Chinese (genetic heritage), Chinese-American (cultural and social identity). I was born in China but have lived in America my whole life, so I identify with American culture -definitely a hybrid between East and West.

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My ancestral identifiers have a big influence on me because my ancestors fall into groups that are now racially identified as White. So, when people look at me, they see me as White (and I am White). I have many privileges due to my Whiteness. My cultural identifiers have a big influence on me but they are not necessarily visible - I grew up in a trailer park (poor White). My social identifier as queer also has a big influence on me but since I am cisgender, it is again something that is not necessarily visible.

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Social - My ancestral heritage never played a significant role in my family's traditions or interactions. My self identifiers are: white, woman, middle class, lesbian, not religious.

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Self identifiers: White Jewish man from NY. I am pretty comfortable with who i am. I grew up around pretty similar people in a suburb of NYC. cultural and social identifiers include growing up upper middle class in a heavily Jewish and white area.

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Social- my whiteness has the most influence on my daily living because of the privilege that comes with being a white man. 

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Social- my whiteness has the most influence on my daily living because of the privilege that comes with being a white man. 

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I was born and raised in Peru. When i moved to the USA, my family still raised in within Peruvian culture, regardless of being in another country.

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I struggle with self identification because of a condition I have called Borderline Personality Disorder. One of the hallmarks of this condition is that the construction of self is often inconsistent and intangible. To get through that, I use facts. I was born in Florida. I grew up in Wisconsin. I am a bi-racial, bi-sexual, multi-talented individual. I think this is social...but it could be a little bit of everything. I guess the biggest challenge for me in this line of thinking will be figuring out the tangible parts of my identity that can be questioned.

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I for sure use my social identifiers the most often.

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I think that being a white woman has the most influence on my daily living because it is how people see me first. I think that other identities have fluctuated throughout my life as I have gotten older and able to separate myself more from my parents. (example: religion has changed from catholic to atheist)

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man, white, upper-middle class family, suburbs, from MA, not very involved in religious groups, basketball culture, analytical thinking, would rather sit back and listen than speak up (most of the time), middle child.

I feel comfortable about who I am most of the time because I am happy with the life choices I have made and the people that I tend to surround myself with

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My ID labels effect my daily living depending on who I'm interacting with or around. For example, being biracial I can be perceived by others as a certain race or ethnicity that I don't even personally identify with. In another lens, how I ID my gender, may be different from what someone may see me as. As I've grown I have taken more pride in each of my self identifiers.

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I'd say cultural/personal.    I am white but also Latinx. I grew up surrounded by the Puerto Rican side of my family and so I feel much more in touch with that part of myself. I love the music, the language (even though I'm not fluent), food, etc.  

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I'd say cultural/personal.    I am white but also Latinx. I grew up surrounded by the Puerto Rican side of my family and so I feel much more in touch with that part of myself. I love the music, the language (even though I'm not fluent), food, etc.  

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I think my main identification label is my religion. In this part of the country it's not common, and it has deep impacts on the way I live my life. People often think I'm strange or not as fun because of it, and that has consequences in my relationships with friends, coworkers, and other people around me.

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I say cultural because my last name is very European. It is difficult to pronounce when seeing it for the first time. I say social because of my whiteness and how that is perceived.

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ancestral and social. Being multiracial but raised predominately around white people impacts how I see myself, which impacts how I perceive how people see me

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ancestral and social. Being multiracial but raised predominately around white people impacts how I see myself, which impacts how I perceive how people see me

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My self identifiers: multiracial queer person. (the intersection of these identities is what I am constantly thinking about)

In the past few months, I've been thinking about how much gender is constructed by whiteness, and how being socialized by white people heavily impacted my perception of my gender identity. As I've started to evaluate and work through my identity, I've noticed how I've begun to realize that I also don't feel like I fit into the gender binary. I don't know what identifier I would use at it pertains to my gender identity, but I'm working through it.

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It depends on where I am or who I interact with. Usually my whiteness is what I think has the most influence but in other situations, being a woman is what affects me most. I look at the world mostly through a racial lens so its the cultural and ancestral identification for me.

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This is a bit confusing as our options in the presentation were cultural, social, and ancestral.  

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This is a bit confusing as our options in the presentation were cultural, social, and ancestral.  

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Ancestral and social: Ancestral because my mother immigrated here, and my father's family is Jewish.  Social because I identify with environmental ethics, eastern philosophical thinking, and counter-cultural artists.

I don't identify with the culture I grew up in since we differed socio-economically from everyone around us. We did not fit in.

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Which identification label has the most influence on your daily living and why? (ancestral, cultural or social)

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Which identification label has the most influence on your daily living and why? (ancestral, cultural or social)