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Who Is My Most Important Cultural Identity?

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COURSE 2
Ricki Williamson
This Is Me!!!!!!!!

In this essay I will be talking about me three most important cultural identity’s and I will be talking about my mother, my sisters,and my friends and what is important about these people and why I put them in my essay today about cultural identity I hope you guys like it. Me and my mom get along most of the time we may argue but I still love her no matter what happens she will always be my mom. People say we look just alike and I think I kind of look like her but that’s my opinion. Me and my mom have argued a lot in the 15 years that i 've been with her but who hasn 't argued with their mother i 'm pretty sure almost everyone has got in an argument with their mother. No matter how many arguments we get into she will always be my mom and I will always love …show more content…

I have three sisters on my mom’s side so i 'm only telling you guys about the ones i live with and have to deal with everyday so here it goes. I have a 16 year old sister and her name is Savanna she is a junior and she goes too Eisenhower she has long brownish blonde hair,she has hazel eyes and she is 5’4, me and my sister Savanna also have the same mom and dad. I also have a 13 year old sister, her name is Shelby she goes to thomas jefferson junior high, she is in 7th grade, She has long blonde hair and blue eyes and she is 5’5 in a half, she has braces too, me and her have different dads and the same moms. Last but not least my 6 year old little sister Gabriella she also has blonde hair and she goes too Harris elementary school she is like 4 ft tall I think and she has blue eyes me and my sister gabriella have the same mom but different dads. Me and all my sisters argue alot but we still love each other because we know we are going to have to deal with each other for the rest of our

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