A person has context-specific identities, such as school, home, or America identities, because different social and cultural landscapes require different navigational selves.
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A person has context-specific identities, such as school, home, or America identities, because different social and cultural landscapes require different navigational selves.
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"Okay? So your identity in a school will be different from your identity at home or your identity when you go to America. Okay?..."
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