Because of globalization, more young people around the world now have one part of their identity rooted in their local culture while another part stems from an awareness of their relation to the global culture. What do scholars call this type of identity?

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Deon Suarez

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3 April, 13:05

Because of globalization, more young people around the world now have one part of their identity rooted in their local culture while another part stems from an awareness of their relation to the global culture. What do scholars call this type of identity?

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Jovani Rasmussen · Answer 1

Scholars call this type of identity Bicultural Identity

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Bicultural Identity is a phenomenon characterized by the incorporation of the local and global culture in the development of a person's identity. Young individuals embrace values, traditions, and practices from both cultures and fuse them to build their perspective to experience the world they live in.