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Growing up, both sides of my family shared the same culture. Although I grew up with my best friends being from different cultures. I learned a lot from them and their parents, and I appreciate them greatly for sharing their traditions and culture with me. My family's culture has not changed, but I hope that my friends, who are heavily involved in my life in the context that they have grown up with me, have affected my family's perspective as well. Especially those relatives of mine that could be more closed off from other people's perspectives.

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- My ideas on my culture changed. I used to be ashamed of it and actually try to hide and it become "more American." Now, I love my culture and wish others can learn to appreciate it. I also learned to appreciate other cultures and each other's differences
- My family didn't change. They continued to show the Korean culture to me in many different ways.
- Identities change with out environment. Where we live and who we surround ourselves with. People around us affect us in many different ways and it can be for the better or for worse.
- I think we have multiple identities. Like mentioned, our identity always changes and there are numerous ways we identify ourselves such as race, gender, religion, etc. Some things can always change throughout our life.

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My identity remians the same for the past several years even though I have gone abroad to study in the United States. However, after I have been there, I have a more systematic understanding about certain asepcts of my identity, especially race and ethnicity. I think identities of a person is subject to changes of the enviornment; however, sometimes the environment serves more to activate the awareness of certain aspects of already existed identities of a person.

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I think my identity has changed, not as how I identify, but how much I know about my self and my cultures, and how much I appreciate my cultures and identity. Today, I am more proud of my race, cultures, gender, and struggles than I was years ago.

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-I think My identity has for the most part stayed the same , it has changed a little. Coming to college has caused some things about me to change. I think before coming to college i was still open to things different than what I am used to because of the diversity that was all around me at my high school. Still college has given me some more insight into different cultures.

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-I think my identity has changed in that I am much more open and receptive to learning about other people's culture as well as being able to critically examine my own
-I think what has stayed the same is that I maintained a healthy appreciation for my own identity
- Identities change because we gain new experiences and our brains change as we grow up
- Other people can affect us by showing us different perspectives and new ways of seeing the world around us
- I think we can have multiple identities because we are always changing, always gaining new experiences

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I think that a lot of my cultural foundation has remained the same over the years; however, I am much more accepting of myself and understand my personal interests better. I used to try to conform myself to be like my friends throughout school, but I no longer do that in college. So, nothing foundational has changed, but I am far more accepting of my own culture today.

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-Not much has changed for me! Aside from my identities related to my future occupation and my political identification (which has changed drastically), most things are the same compared to 2-3 years ago. What has mostly changed is my RECOGNITION of parts of my identity, since a lot of them are deemed as the "default" in American society (i.e white, cis, male, Christian, able-bodied, etc.)
-My identities as being male and a Christian are probably the ones that I've been most aware of and have changed the least in this time
-I think identities change due mostly to peoples' recognition of how the parts of their identity compare with other peoples' identities, and seeing others with similar identities changing their behaviors and paradigms
-Similarly to what i mentioned above, those who share identities with us but have different interpretations of those same labels are the people most influential in the change in our identities
-I'd argue there are multiple identities a person can have, not just one holistic one (although one could derive a singular identity for themselves)

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My identity has not changed much, but I do feel much more independent. My cultural and social identities have basically stayed the same. However, I do have a better idea of what I want to do in the future and what I am more passionate about. Identities change over time because we experience new things and see new perspectives.

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I don't think that my cultural identity has shifted that much. However, my appreciation for my culture and other cultures has changed and increased significantly

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My identity has not shifted much in the last couple years, I've always been more in touch with my Irish/Welsh/English aspect of my identity, mainly because of how impactful they have been through holidays and family. I lump all three of those together because, while different, they all share the same island and have some cultural similarities, especially today. I think that identity is something that is given, but it also requires the recipient to accept and wear that identity. Over time, people might shift what they connect with and see their self-identified identity shift with it.

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I am definitely much more open to things than I was as a younger person. I think this has come through being at college and being surrounded by so many different kinds of people. However I also think that I am still me. I haven't had a major shift in identity, and who I think of myself as is still the same as who I thought I was back in middle and high school. I think identities change over time because people just experience more things that shape their perception of the world around them. I believe that other people play the most important role in shaping our identities. Without other people, we would have no reason to change. I think how stable you are in your own personal identity is dependent on whether you have a fixed identity. Some people are not comfortable in just one identity, so they have multiple.

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- I don't think my identity has changed too much over the past few years, I've just started seeing how I fit in the world a little better after learning more about my culture
- I think my pride and love for my identity has stayed the same since it has always been pretty strong
- Identities change overtime because of the experiences a person might have that creates a new perspective or better understanding of something
- Being around people who identify similarly helps reinforce our own identity, and being around people who are different helps us be more open minded about the variety of perspectives/backgrounds that exist around us
- I think we have multiple identities that are susceptible to change, no one stays the same their entire life

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1) Nothing significant about my identity has changed, but the way that I relate to the world through my identity has shifted
2) My identity has essentially remained the same.
3)I think identities change depending on the cultures someone is living with and exposed to day to day.
4) Other people can contribute to how we connect with our identities and can sometimes help to strengthen our preexisting identity.
5) I think identities comes in multitudes.

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- my appreciation for my culture and how it is celebrated within my family
- my family has always remained relatively close
- identities change due to experience and exposure to other people as well as being introduced to different perspectives
- other people can help strengthen one's perception of their identity as well as provide them with a view into other cultures and the possible similarities/differences between them
- I believe that we have multiple identities that grow and change as we develop and experience the world around us

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1) I think that my identity has changed because the older I get the more developed I become as a person. I also think that it has because I feel I was more immature when I was younger and now I feel that I have matured more the older I get.
2) I think my identity has stayed the same because I am still a sweet girl that loves to talk to everyone and that's how it has always been since I was younger. I still respect my culture and where I came from and I think I always will.
3) Identities change over time because as we get older we change the way we act and also begin to believe what we want and not what we are told.
4) Other people play a huge rule in shaping our identities. Without other people, I don't believe we would change much because we don't get to see things from other perspectives that aren't our home.
5) I think that we have multiple identities. The way we act or discuss things in front of others may be completely different than we do when we are alone.

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-My identity has not changed all that much in the past two or three years. I have been in the military that entire time, so just about the only thing that has changed is my connection to my hometown in MA, which I feel has completely gone away over time.
-Identities change over time because our experiences can show us new things about ourselves.
-Other people can either validate you and your identity or try to make you ashamed of it. For example, I didn't feel any strong connection to Jewish culture until I joined a social media site with a community of Jews that made me feel welcome. At the same time, my colleagues in the military often made antisemitic jokes which at first made me ashamed of my identity, but then just made me angry
-I believe we have as many identities as groups of people we interact with. However cheesy it sounds, nobody knows anything about you except the parts you show them

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1) My views on my culture has changed, because in those several years I have learned more about it!
2) My appreciation for my culture still has remained strong.
3) Identities can change over time the more you learn about it (your culture) but it can also change the more you learn about yourself.
4) In regards to your socioeconomic identity, this could change by the people who are writing and passing laws- new laws can restrict and change your way of life, which would in turn change your identity.
5) I feel as though some identities are fixed, like your race, but others are not (ability status, socioeconomic status, gender status, etc) we have multiple identities that make us who we are.