Biologically speaking, there are not many physical elements we can change regarding our identity, but we can change our identity in every other aspect. However, it is possible to grow up by adopting the culture you are born with and embracing the culture that is linked to the color of your skin and choose to adopt the traditions of another culture and identify with that culture. For example, someone born in Africa may identify as African and embrace the traditions of their homeland. Additionally, Africans could move to America and immerse themselves in American culture. Later, they could acquire American citizenship, after adopting the cultures as their own. Some may object to the idea of ​​an American foreigner acquiring U.S. citizenship. However, a person's identity and how others perceive them does not determine a person's citizenship status. In particular, citizenship is obtained through a process. Furthermore, identity comes from how people choose to understand and perceive themselves. The elements of identity are limitless because you can choose to be who you want to be, despite the opinions of others. Therefore, one's identity tends to be unique, in some sense, compared to that of others