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I could not take a picture of the thing that I feel most privileged about because it is not a materialistic thing to be captured with a camera. Rather I feel privileged that I was able to learn and grow more within a completely different culture and learn and absorb more about them while living in the United States. For me, this is a huge matter that I was able to live and become a part of the western culture and grow myself as a part of both of my African along with American culture. Being an African American, there are indeed some problems however, I feel privileged that I was able to blend with a completely different culture and learn many new things.