Sociology
Cultural Hybridity and Identity Negotiation Among Transnational Migrants
Quick fact
Studies show that many transnational migrants do not simply assimilate or remain separate; instead, they create new cultural forms that blend elements from both their home and host societies—what anthropologists call 'cultural hybridity'.
Why this is interesting
You know that friend who switches accents, jokes, and even values depending on whether they're on the phone with their mom back home or at a party with local friends? How do they decide which 'self' to be?