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What does it mean to be multicultural? What does it mean to navigate between the borders of diverse lifestyles, traditions, and values?
Multiculturalism can be defined in many ways, encompassing a spectrum of perspectives prevalent in our society today. Some of us embody multiracial backgrounds, a blend of heritages from different corners of the globe. Others are first or second-generation immigrants, adept at internalizing foreign values and concepts. Others reside in communities that thrive on diversity and inclusivity. In fact our contemporary world bears the imprint of centuries of exposure to varied languages, cuisines, arts, music, traditions, and foundational values from different regions.
Multiculturalism can be defined in many ways, encompassing a spectrum of perspectives prevalent in our society today. Some of us embody multiracial backgrounds, a blend of heritages from different corners of the globe. Others are first or second-generation immigrants, adept at internalizing foreign values and concepts. Others reside in communities that thrive on diversity and inclusivity. In fact our contemporary world bears the imprint of centuries of exposure to varied languages, cuisines, arts, music, traditions, and foundational values from different regions.
So, what does multiculturalism look like?
To fully internalize multiple cultures creates a unique understanding of values and beliefs. In other words, it means one can understand and embody multiple cultures, and while harboring a truly distinctive understanding, and culture, of their own.
A¥CE is this expression of our experiences as young adults in a multicultural society. It’s a fusion of different concepts, ideas, art, and voice. It's a koleidescope of cultural influences that defines our collective identity. It’s a projection of this expansive world as we know it - a world beyond borders.