A woman with Haitian, Chinese and European ancestry
Some would argue she is "Placeless..."
I am not trying to raise a silly question, shis is actually a written by Anand Giridharadas
In the article, she is called "The Placeless..."
It starts out like a story...
On a deck in Boston, seven friends recently gathered for dinner. At the table was a white American man; his wife, an Italian woman he met in Switzerland; a Swiss citizen raised in Kenya; a German of Korean origin; a woman with Haitian, Chinese and European ancestry; the son of a black American and a German Jew; and an American with Indian blood.
Can you even guess how this story will end?
Perhaps you should read the article:
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All Comments (5)
so what about beibg born in Haiti, raised in south-america, it seems easy, but what really is ur nationality and 'home', there is a lot too choose from...but it's mighty
Sorry guys, I posted my blog before entirely reading the article.
I think Mr, Kakar was making an argument from his own past. Although he is very much in tune philosophically with the newly "placeless" people.
Having different places as a place of youth recollection gives you more endurance not less. Because everywhere one goes, one learns to contrast and compare automatically.
ELLE EST CAYENNE.
She is from the South of Haiti, and from Cayes.
We have a Chinese gentleman there, and he is in the dry cleaning business.
Welcome to the new world.
This is typical now days. It is called globalism.
Interestingly nobody raised an eyebrow anymore when encountered a scenario as you have
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