...Inner Identity I identify strongly as American. I am also Polish and German however I do not really identify as that. My grandpa was 100% Polish, but when his parents moved to America, they left Polish culture behind. Because of that my grandpa and his siblings never learned Polish. Although they never learned the culture they still enjoyed Polish sausage, perogies, and paczkis. My other grandpa is German. On that side we learned some German traditions, but it was never enough for me to have a connection there. Many Americans have different cultures from both sides of their families. In that sense I can identify as American. I eat Polish and German food at home, and I may celebrate some German traditions on Christmas, but for the most part...
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