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 New York Times article 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: The Struggle of the Global Placeless
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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 more »
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 more »
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 more »
Welcome to the new world. This is typical now days. It is called globalism. Interestingly nobody raised an eyebrow anymore when encountered more »
she only mentions ancestry not nationality. her nationality is which ever one she more »
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