Your name is one of the first things you receive in life. Before you take your first steps, before you learn to speak, you are given a name that will follow you wherever you go. It appears on birth certificates, school rosters, passports, and job applications. But beyond its function as an identifier, your name tells a story—a story of ancestry, culture, and social belonging. It reflects the family you come from, the traditions you inherit, and sometimes, the biases you encounter.
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