This study explores the cultural differences between the East and the West as interpreted by Uzma Aslam Khan in Trespassing (2003). The study also focuses on the societies and conditions of the mentioned cultures. The author of the novel thoroughly compares the incidents happening in the West with those in the East.

National identity and nationalism have continued to influence economic, social, and political behavior despite their fluidity in a globalized and modernized world. Drawing on Benedict Anderson's concept of "imagined communities" and the Social Identity Theory by Henri Tajfel and John Turner, national identity as a part of social identity is dynamic and plastic.

This essay focuses on a particular expression of globalization and regionalization that entails social, political, cultural and economic dimensions: social movements. I argue that current social movements are not necessarily articulated only in terms of class struggle-as the major labor movements were for the last two centuries. Neither do they articulate their protests only in terms of identity and recognition-such as women's movements did in the 1960s

On episode 10 of LatinX Point of View Podcast we discuss "Cultrual Identity." During this episode we discuss what shapes peoples cultural identirties and ask the question how do you reach your own identity? In 30 minutes we share our LatinX Point of View on on the struggles that some people have with their identity and how they fit into society. We also address issues such as biases around language & accent and Acculturation versus Assimulation.

If you can trace your roots back to a place, you're part of a diaspora. Whether you feel a strong connection to your heritage, or you're in the process of discovering more about your background, the places we come from can help shape who we are. There are so many fantastic podcasts out there exploring cultural identity, so we've gathered some of our favourites for you.

We all have ways of preserving the stories of our families through the generations. Sometimes we collect those stories in photos, stored in an album. Sometimes through oral storytelling.