What does mean to you to be who you are? White, black,man or woman.
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An answer to the question "who you are" changes from the situation, and the inner view of an individual towards the question.
For example, people usually address them with their professional work. For example, if we ask a doctor "who are you," the most probable reply is "I am a doctor." The reply is very less likely to include the color, gender, or religion.
For me, the most sensible answer to the question "who are you" is, "human," which represent at the level of species. Identifying oneself with gender or race creates prejudices.
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