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Ancillary 2

I see myself as a global citizen.

The core of the discussion between global and national views lies with the boundary of where our interest radiates. It is similar to what we consider the concept of private and public, neighbors and strangers. In our own lives, we care so much for…

Ancillary #2

I would say that I’m leaning towards a global citizen because It seems like it has greater potential than national citizenship. National citizenship doesn’t promise or even suggest a more equal society. It has resulted in ethnonationalism in the past, and that has resulted in genocide, injustice and…

Ancillary 2: A National Identity

I identify myself as a national citizen because I feel that it is more feasible to relate yourself to a nation rather than the whole globe. I think part of this is because the majority of my life I have spent in my home country rather than exploring the whole globe. In my…

Conflict Between National and Global Identities

I see myself as more of a global citizen rather than a national citizen, however this isn’t a constant feeling. In my mind, a national citizen is someone who thinks about their actions and the wellbeing of the nation, while a global citizen might…

Ancillary #2

I sound like a grandfather, but I think it’s true.

If I had to pick between these two, I would say I identify nationally more than globally. I do think globally, though — one of my own personal ethics tests whenever I’m faced with a moral grey…

Global Identity

I identity as a global citizen mainly due to my background. My nationality and ethnicity are Chinese, however, from the age of six I grew up surrounded by Latino culture in Chile. These two parts of me have always been a conflict when it comes to identifying myself, and the simple answer to “Where…

Global Identity

Currently, I lean towards being a global citizen because I want to understand how my own actions and my country’s actions affect other countries and people with different cultural backgrounds within the U.S. To me, a global citizen is someone who is aware and accepting of cultural differences and…

Ancillary #2

I do not identify with either term. Rather, I most feel like individual of my home-state. I hesitate to use the term “home-state”. I am from Hawaii; a kingdom whose statehood status the United States exacted illegally.

Ancillary #2

Currently I am leaning towards identifying as a global citizen because my family ties are internationally based. I do not feel as though I belong to just one culture or nation just because I grew up in America. At the end of the day, I am still Filipino and the main language spoken at home is Tagalog…

The way I identify

I see myself as a global citizen. Global citizen refers to someone who sees themselves as part of a community who helps internationally. I come from a family that is both Guatemalan and Mexican which is why I feel that I am connected to more than one country. I was born in the United States but…