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Conservatism refers to a worldview or political philosophy that prioritises tradition, stability, family values, social order, and resistance to rapid change
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For African migrants, assimilation refers to the process of giving up or losing aspects of their cultural identity—such as language,dress, food, traditions,or religion
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Join the guys as they discuss the existence/emergence of Black Australian culture/identity.
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This delves deeper into the concept of cultural gaps. We view cultural gaps from the perspectives of two Gen Zs
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What’s at the core of it ? Why bother bridging the gap ?
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On the final episode of this season, Bade and Dami sat down with Wintana from the Bittersweet podcast to talk about the differences between first and second-generation migrants in Australia. Together, they explore why these gaps exist and share practical tips on how to bridge them
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