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    The author identifies as African and connects their identity to the earth, stating that they were created from the soil and are the daughter of the land. In just a few short sentences, the author expresses a deep connection to their African heritage and roots in the earth.

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    The author identifies as African and connects their identity to the earth, stating that they were created from the soil and are the daughter of the land. In just a few short sentences, the author expresses a deep connection to their African heritage and roots in the earth.

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    The author identifies as African and connects their identity to the earth, stating that they were created from the soil and are the daughter of the land. In just a few short sentences, the author expresses a deep connection to their African heritage and roots in the earth.

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    The truth is I am an African. I a created from the earth. I am the daughter of the soil.

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