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Tatiana Blatnik (Caracas, 1980) often thinks about the day she walked into one of her classes at Georgetown University, the school she would graduate from in 2003 with a bachelor’s degree in sociology. “Who are you? What makes you who you are?” the professor had written on the blackboard. He then began to add terms: race, gender, religion, language, nationality…identity. “Wow!” she thought. “I was born in Venezuela to a German mother who grew up in Spain, and a Slovenian…
