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What does Rodríguez mean when he uses the phrase "two names, two worlds"? What two worlds does his name represent
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What does Rodríguez mean when he uses the phrase "two names, two

worlds"? What two worlds does his name represent

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Answer: It reflects on his name which shapes his person/identity.

Explanation: He talks about how the way his name is pronounced allows him to be part of “two worlds”: the U.S. and Dominican Republic.

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