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There is a different problem. And then my dad as many of you know was palestinian but born with american citizenship. Went to british schools and wrote a lot about his own identity issues. He left palestine at a very young age. He was raised in jerusalem and in cairo and came here at the age of 14 or 15 to the united states. He was also christian anglican episcopalian and i was born and baptized as an episcopalian. They there again is another strange state. Then i was raised in new york city and attended a private school for girls on the Upper East Side because my parents of course wanted me to have a wonderful and good education and its a very good School However when i went to school but i was episcopalian. I sort of fit and that i didnt and then my father meanwhile was in the other room writing rants of representation of the media and arts and literature. I was as i say in the book watching i dream of jeannie and trying to figure out why it didnt have blond hairs magic powers and a

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