I want to explore the question "where are you from?"

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What does it mean to be from somewhere?

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When you say "this is my land, these are my trees", what does the possessive adjective imply?

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How do the land and our ancestors make us more or less connected to specific places?

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How are "home" and "to be from somewhere" connected?

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How the socio-political implications change according to whom the question is addressed to and who asks the question. For example: "where are you from" asked to non-white immigrants -- "but where are you from from?"