Despite living in France and appreciating its culture, the author finds the widespread belief in French cuisine's superiority to be annoying and ironically unquestioned.
Nostalgic reflection on the decline of paper maps and their significance in the past.
The author explores the concept of uncontrollability and its impact on modern culture, challenging the negative connotations associated with it in Western societies.
Black Americans can appreciate Japanese anime while acknowledging and critiquing racial stereotypes present in the art form, bridging cultural gaps through shared love for animation.
The author explores the concept of "saudade" in Portugal, describing it as a melancholic feeling of longing or nostalgia that is deeply intertwined with the essence of the country and its people.
Money is not the primary motivator for all individuals in their work, contrary to what capitalists believe. The assumption that everyone is solely driven by money overlooks the diverse motivations that lead people to pursue various careers.
The author argues that Finland's happiness ranking is not solely based on traditional factors like hygge or kalsarikännit, but rather on a unique cultural mindset of contentment and modesty.
Polygamy in Senegal is viewed as a form of empowerment and freedom for women, challenging the Western perspective of it being oppressive. The author argues that polygamy provides women with more privacy, independence, and freedom under current societal conditions.
The author delves into the complexities of cultural appropriation, highlighting its historical context and implications. The argument emphasizes the need for a nuanced understanding and ethical approach to appropriation.
The author delves into the complexities of diversity in education, highlighting how it can be a distraction from crucial societal issues and questioning its true impact.