A Few Questions…

Social media have become more and more important and powerful in today’s society. Describe some of the ways in which social media are used. Give examples.

Social media is a part of our daily lives. In today’s society, we live two lives. One online and one in real life. This has turned into a powerful platform for politics and the way we spread a message. It is often used for marketing and advertising.  A result of this can be both positive and negative. One example of social media being a powerful platform may be the radicalization of young people to join different extremists groups. This has changed terrorism and radicalization drastically in the last decade.

What is multiculturalism? Can you give examples of multicultural societies? What possibilities and challenges do multicultural societies face?

Multiculturalism is a society with a mixture of cultures and cultural traditions within a geographic area. Singapore is an amazing example of a multicultural society. You can find every religious temple or church and even Christians get a public holiday during Ramadan. There is walking distance from Little India, where you can experience real Indian culture to the Sultan Mosque on Arab Street. These societies face a wide range of challenges. Two cultures can be widely different and sometimes this can cause problems when it comes to morals and ethics. This can result in an ethical dilemma. It can also be a possibility to connect with different people and learn about other people’s culture and traditions.

Many young people choose to go abroad to study or work. What might be the reasons for this?

As our society evolves, young people decide to make to move across borders to a new country. This is often because of different school and work opportunities. A lot of people love to travel and experience different cultures, resulting in a temporary or permanent move. Studying or working abroad can open a lot of doors to opportunities you never knew you had.

 

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