hand, Saira Shah, in her article, “Longing to Belong”, she writes about how her dreams to being part of her “original culture” crashed by a single incident that make her realize that the reality is not the same as what she expect her culture will look like. Therefore, it is clear that both of the writers in these two essays together experienced and portrays disappointment in their essays. To be specific, both of them disappointed after what they want the most in their life
political views, practice culture, or build social relationships with others. In the past, humans have largely used their local communities to help form their identities. However, as the capacity for technology increases and the world experiences a trend toward globalization—the sharing of ideas, culture, and trade goods between nations in an attempt to create a more homogenized world—are groups of individuals going to be forced into assimilating into a larger global culture? Or is there a way to
The Pakistani federal government is on its strongest side. Now the regional leaders who were willing to be separated are now a very part of political process, keeping the main offices in the center and in the units. The most important blessing of promoting democracy
Dumas’s analysis Discrimination is one of the biggest issues we have nowadays. It have affected millions of people around the world. We can see different kinds of discriminations; many people tend to be discriminated because of their religion, culture, accent, skin color, appearance, or nationality. It is a major problem that is very complicated to control and stop it. When a person feels discriminated, that individual tends to be insecure and her/his confident will not be the same. In the text
Political affairs in the Middle East have been greatly influencing the development of Arab-American literature. Political contexts provided an impetus for Arab-American writers to express political beliefs in their works and address the questions of identity, ideology, and other subjects connected to political actions. Most of the issues considered by writers and researchers of Arab-American literature can also be found in literatures of other “hyphenated” Americans. However, Arab-American literature
Marriage as something that is mandatory still becomes a major belief in various countries. However, the trajectory towards a commitment should be preserved under the continuous respect to human rights, especially on avoiding any form of restricted liberty. Conventional family’s pressure should be avoided as much as possible, although the degree might differ from one to another. In a common situation, rebellion against arranged marriages could produce bitter consequences for the child. Parents are
and share the same beliefs. In the same way, American Muslim women are different from their Pakistani counterparts, who are different from those in Saudi Arabia. In these countries, women are accorded different rights and privileges because of the social, economic, cultural and governmental set-ups of the area. Many American Muslim women are discriminated against because they cover their heads; Pakistani women have political rights but are often exploited; Saudi Women have no public role, yet they