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Jaiv Doshi in The Ends of Globalization

Sep 20, 2021

Lessons by Indian-Americans on Assimilation

There is a typical desi uncle that lives across my street. I mean “typical”. Pot…

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Miguel Bugayong in The Ends of Globalization

Sep 20, 2021

A Hybrid Sense of Self

Juan Miguel Bugayong, a name that epitomizes an increasingly globalized world, and an ongoing movement of international…

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Theodore Huang in The Ends of Globalization

Sep 20, 2021

Sharing Is Caring, but Do We Actually Believe So?

Today, vaccine shortages still run rampant in many poorer countries, particularly in many African countries. Hati Maronjei, a street vendor who lives in Zimbabwe, has been going to a clinic in the capital for four months straight and has yet to…

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ngiyer in The Ends of Globalization

Sep 20, 2021

Asian Americans Must Identify Globally to Prevent Identity Crises

The twentieth century saw a rapid increase in globalization, the process of growing interconnectedness of the world, and with the passage of the Immigration Act of 1965, which abolished previous immigration quotas…

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Ivan Chen in The Ends of Globalization

Sep 20, 2021

Nation Building- A one-nation job?

What comes to mind when I say the words “Nation-Building?” To the Ameican Zoomer or Millennial, the same series of familiar scenes may play in our minds. Whether it is U.S. GI’s standing amidst a burning oil field, George W. Bush’s premature “Mission Accomplished”…

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Marwa Alami in The Ends of Globalization

Sep 20, 2021

Empathy & a Global Identity= Saved World?

In an increasingly interconnected and seamless world, questions about identity have been raised across the globe prompting ongoing debates on whether individuals should identify as national or global citizens and which is most effective. Some may argue in…

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Mark Robinson in The Ends of Globalization

Sep 20, 2021

The Importance of Identifying Nationally Before Globally

The importance of identifying as a global citizen is to care for other countries and come together as a globe to fight prominent issues like world hunger and environmental degradation. I agree with this, but in order for us, the…

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Makesha Conzuelo in The Ends of Globalization

Sep 20, 2021

Prioritizing Our National Identity So We Can Be Better Global Citizens

Wanting to improve the world isn’t something we should shy away from and is often why someone claims the identity of a “global citizen” — someone who is connected to and improving the world beyond their…

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Luana Baseio Ghandour in The Ends of Globalization

Sep 20, 2021

From the Globe to our Society

I was never heavily in touch with my Lebanese side when I was younger, and looking back now, I really wish I had been. I can’t speak Arabic, I can’t make kafta, I can’t dance dabke. Maybe if back then I’d identified globally as I do now I’d be able to do those things, maybe…

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Brandon Nguyen in The Ends of Globalization

Sep 20, 2021

What Would Drive Progress Without Competition?

As you all know, U.S. is one of the most well-developed countries in the world with access to pretty much any basic necessities that you can think of. “With great power comes great responsibility,” I felt like this quote very much applies to the…

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Alia MJ in The Ends of Globalization

Sep 20, 2021

Give up the exotic cars, chefs and chauffeurs to save the planet? Or can we have both?

As humans we are inherently selfish, but we are also innately cooperative. Struggling with moral dilemmas on a daily basis, we decide whether to be altruistic decent beings or…

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