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Introduction

And then the internet popped off (African-American)

Sawubona, Antoine

We had multiple families in one household (Guatamalan)

Sawubona, Cindy

It wasn't something created inside of me yet (Armenian)

Sawubona, David

That shape that will never change (African-American & Mexican)

Sawubona, Devin

I live between worlds (Iranian)

Sawubona, Shishi

I lived 10 years in a refugee camp (Palestinian)

Sawubona, Zaid

Have you eaten yet? (Vietnamese)

Sawubona, Cookie

It smells like spit and dust (Ivorian-American)

Sawubona, Bogui

He accepted everything about me (Jewish-American)

Sawubona, Becky

Something is missing without them (Indian)

Sawubona, Niharika

Why not wear our culture, even in the North? (Jain-Indian)

Sawubona, Mayuri

She raised me as her own (European-American)

When I hear a set of chords (Korean-American)

Sawubona, Mikey

I was probably running from something (Jewish-American)

A soft place to land (South Korean)

Sawubona, Hae

She will love me for the rest of hers (African-American)

Sawubona, Raeshon

Forget work, drink coffee (Vietnamese)

Sawubona, Brittany

My bedroom is my safe place (Jewish-American)

Sawubona, Samantha

It’s our identity more than the flag (Palistinian)

Sawubona, Faisal

A new University of Life (Venzuelan)

Sawubona, Daniel

We feel like cultured Indian girls (Indian)

Sawubona, Dhwanika

I grew up in 20 different cities (African-American & Mexican)

Sawubona, Vanessa

Music gives me freedom (Lebanese-Armenian)

Sawubona, Serge

The consistent tether (Indian)

Sawubona, Neeraj

Who keeps you safe? (Malasian)

Sawubona, Rhema

It’s the taste of my home (Chinese)

Sawubona, Sirui "ray"