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Changing ones name can be impactful in terms of identity. If they are permanently only going by their newer name or a non-culturally significant name, then maybe they would lose some of the cultural aspects of their identity. But I think its very person specific and how they view it, said Eric Perkins, an Ethnic Studies teacher at Carlmont.

‘What’s in a name?’

Katherine Q. Zhang and Katherine A. Zhang
February 6, 2023

Queer Time S2E1: Gender Identity

Maddy Ting, Miki Nguyen, and Zachary Khouri
September 3, 2019
An adopted child looks at photos of her unknown biological bloodline.

Adopted children struggle to find confidence in their identity

Audrey Luey, Scot Scoop Editor
February 17, 2019

Opinion: Identity Politics is a Mess

Joseph Gomez, Segment Producer
October 15, 2018
Sophomore Jenna Williamson practices the timpani during lunch. Williamson said, I started playing music when I was in third grade after I saw these twin girls who were really good, so I got jealous and wanted to be a pianist. It was fun even though I wasn’t a great pianist, but that propelled me to do more music.

Passion: One key to happiness

Celine Yang, Scot Scoop Editor
January 21, 2016
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