What's Wrong With Asking “Where Are You From?”
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by Rakshitha Arni Ravishankar
October 22, 2020Dusty Pixel photography/Getty Images- Post
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Four years ago, I moved to New York to start pursuing my journalism degree at a graduate program in the city. I spent my first week researching and reporting an audio story about the local farmer’s market. When I handed it in, my professor looked down at the script I had written, looked back up at me, and said, “Your English is good. Where are you from?”
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