Cultural Identity

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Why teach Classics in the 21st century? | Poppy Das | TEDxFrancisHollandSchoolSloaneSquare
TEDx Talks· 2025-10-01 15:20
[Applause] Wrath sing goddess of the wrath of Achilles. That line raises some questions. No.Who is the goddess. Why should you care about Achilles. Who is this Achilles.And why is he so angry. There are so many things you could explore about the opening of Homer's Iliad, which is where that quote is from, by the way. But what I'd like to focus on is why do we still know that line.Why can we still read the Iliad at all. I mean, the thing was written 2,000 years ago, and any one of you could head into a water ...
Dreams Are a Collective Journey | Manali Desai | TEDxBirla Intl School Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-17 15:19
Greetings. If I asked you what you wanted to be as a child, what would be your answer. Let me take a wild guess.A doctor, an engineer, photographer, a culinary artist, something crazy, right. For me, the answer was always simple. A teacher.Well, I would rather become an English teacher. That was my idea. And that was the goal I set on to when I was in 8th grade.And I had the simple formula crackdown. How to become an English teacher. You do your 8th grade, you do your 10th grade, you do PUC, right.11th and ...
The Fight to Save Chinatowns in America | Minjia Yan | TEDxLasVegas
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-12 16:45
[Music] I would like to ask everyone to please close your eyes and imagine yourself walking through the vibrant streets of the Chinatown in your city. You see families attending the spring festival. You smell fresh dumplings and busy restaurants.and you're seeing grandparents playing ma at the park. Now imagine it's all gone. And please open your eyes.Last year I visited Washington DC's Chinatown for the first time and they have a beautiful huge gate at its entrance. And unfortunately, this historical landm ...
Embracing the Mosaic through the Lens of Acculturation | Aminata Diallo | TEDxAIS Jeddah Youth
TEDx Talks· 2025-09-03 15:11
Ladies and gentlemen, esteemed guests and fellow TED enthusiasts. In a world where assimilation, the process in which individuals completely adopt another group's cultural traits, has taken it by storm, I stand before you today as a living testament of the wonders of a culturation instead. Now, before we dive into this journey of cultural fusion and self-discovery, let me take you back to where it all began.My name is Aminata Anadialo. And if you're wondering why my parents named me after my wonderful aunt, ...
Danced defiance: Reclaiming voice, body, and power | Celeste Lanuza | TEDxTWU
TEDx Talks· 2025-08-11 16:34
Artistic Expression & Empowerment - The arts, including dance, music, and performance, serve as a means of resistance, empowerment, and claiming space, particularly for those marginalized by societal norms [4][25][26] - Embodiment through dance and voice allows for articulation and expression when verbal communication is challenging [3][4] - Creative work connects individuals to community, cultural identity, ancestral memory, and a sense of belonging [14] - Art is not optional but essential for life and hope, especially within immigrant communities [20] Identity & Multiplicity - Embracing contradiction, complexity, and cultural identity as a source of strength is crucial, particularly for Latina artists navigating resistance and acceptance [15][16] - Individuals are meant to be multifaceted, defying societal pressures to fit into a single category or role [6][20][27] - Overcoming self-doubt and adversity through art leads to personal power and the ability to empower others [25][26] Career & Community - Building art with community and chosen family is more fulfilling than industry accolades [23] - Home is defined as an artistic family, shared creation, and community, rather than a physical place [24] - Balancing art, advocacy, and academia allows for standing tall and shattering limiting molds [24]
The 3 languages that changed my life | Qilemuge Qilemuge | TEDxUIC
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-09 15:36
Cultural Identity & Language - The speaker emphasizes that language is more than just communication, it's a doorway to different worlds and ways of thinking [2] - Mongolian culture emphasizes warmth, hospitality, respect for elders, and maintaining harmony in relationships [3][4] - Chinese language skills facilitated adaptation and connection within a diverse society [6][16] - English language skills opened up global opportunities and broadened the speaker's perspective [13][14] Personal Growth & Transformation - The speaker's multilingualism has shaped their identity, allowing them to embrace different cultures and ways of being [15][18] - Overcoming language barriers requires connection, understanding, and willingness to meet halfway [9][10] - The speaker's experience highlights the transformative power of language in shaping worldviews and self-understanding [17] - Support from family, teachers, and the UIC community was crucial in navigating language challenges [19] Education & Curriculum - English had a negligible role in the speaker's education system due to policy and curriculum design [11] - The speaker's initial lack of focus on English changed when it became central to their academic life at UIC [12]
The art of letting go: The superpowers I tried to escape | Heejae Jeong | TEDxKorea University
TEDx Talks· 2025-07-01 16:06
For years, I tried to escape, to fly away. This is my flag because I am Korean. The tu and this has been what I've been trying to run away from.Or maybe not exactly. More on that in a bit. For the past five years, I worked five different jobs, traveled to 10 countries, worked with four immigration lawyers, entered the visa lottery two times, and packed more suitcases than I can count.Almost nothing in my life lasted for more than a year. But there was one thing I stayed consistent about. My desire to work w ...
精酿啤酒市场的消费人群分析
Sou Hu Cai Jing· 2025-05-26 22:07
Core Insights - The craft beer market is emerging as a differentiated consumption segment, driven by unique flavors, diverse product positioning, and cultural attributes [1] Group 1: Consumer Demographics - The primary consumer group for craft beer consists of young individuals aged 25-35, accounting for over 60% of the market [1] - Female consumers represent approximately 35% of the craft beer market, showing a significant increase compared to traditional beer demographics [1] Group 2: Consumer Motivations and Preferences - Key drivers for consumers choosing craft beer include quality pursuit, cultural identity, and situational adaptability [2] Group 3: Regional and Consumption Levels - First-tier and new first-tier cities contribute over 70% of the craft beer market share, with cities like Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, and Shenzhen leading due to high consumer spending power and mature bar culture [4] - The average price per craft beer is concentrated in the range of 30-80 yuan, which is 3-5 times higher than industrial beer, targeting households with monthly incomes generally above 15,000 yuan [4] Group 4: Consumer Segmentation - Quality-oriented consumers (approximately 45%) focus on raw materials and unique taste, favoring styles like IPA and Stout [5] - Social experience-oriented consumers (about 30%) engage in craft beer culture through events and social media [5] - Health-conscious consumers (25%) prefer low-alcohol and additive-free options, emphasizing casual drinking scenarios [5] Group 5: Brand Loyalty and Consumer Behavior - Craft beer consumers exhibit clear segmentation: seasoned enthusiasts (15%) favor niche brands with high repurchase rates of 80%, trend followers (50%) are influenced by social media, and entry-level users (35%) are open to promotions and experiences [7] - Overall brand loyalty in craft beer is lower than in traditional beer, leading to a market characterized by continuous innovation [7] Group 6: Future Trends and Potential - The entry of Generation Z (born 1995-2009) into the beverage market is expected to drive demand for low-sugar, low-calorie, and gluten-free options, alongside the rise of domestic craft brands [9] - There is a significant growth in demand for home consumption scenarios and gift packaging, with an anticipated annual compound growth rate of 12% in craft beer consumer base over the next five years [9] Conclusion - The craft beer market is characterized by a younger, quality-focused, and segmented consumer base, with evolving demands that extend beyond taste to cultural recognition and social value [10]