The concept of a Hyphened-Nation identity is unique to the United States, a country that often categorizes its citizens into ethnic classifications by hyphenating them, such as African-American, Latin-American, or Asian-American.
After my cultural awakening, I was inspired to ask a simple question; why does The United States hyphenate its citizens by ethnicity before nationality? With a critical analysis of how this hyphenation serves to limit economic, educational, societal, and cultural growth, the book also examines how to overcome this way of thinking and build bridges for the future.
This practice raises crucial questions about national unity and how individuals perceive their Hyphened-Nation identity within a broader American context.
Understanding the nuances of Hyphened-Nation identity is vital to fostering a more inclusive and unified society, particularly in diverse cities like Seattle.
The book currently has a website and associated social media sites. Book:Â https://www.amazon.com/dp/0997488123?ref_=pe_3052080_397514860
Website:https://hyphened-nation.com/
Video:Â https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KlVkl_582nA
Facebook:Â https://www.facebook.com/HyphenedNationDCTB
Twitter:Â https://twitter.com/HyphenedNation
Instagram:Â https://www.instagram.com/hyph
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