Essays on Culture

Asian American culture is very different from Western culture. Many of these families come to the United States for a better life for their children. Asian immigrant parents are portrayed as strict and controlling in the media and show a lack of empathy for their...

Asian American millennials are one of the United State’s most affluent and fastest growing subgroups. Because of the way the United States tends to stereotype Asian Americans, they feel trapped by the limited ideas of who they can be and act compared to other Americans....

Asian Americans are a very distinct society in the United States, which involves several races such as Chinese, Japanese, Vietnamese, Korean, Filipino, Indian, and abundant more. Asian Americans are both immigrants from Asia or are descendants of emigrants. Birth country, lineage, and family heritage are...

Growing up in Nigeria, I have had the pleasure of attending quite few wedding during my time there and the multi-tribal nature of Nigeria makes weddings more interesting and unique. Nigeria, a nation blessed with different cultural groups, but the Igbo, Hausa and the Yoruba...

How many times have you asked yourself, “why are royal weddings so important?” Another question you may ask is, “why are royal weddings televised?” Although there were royal weddings that took place in the 1800s, 1960 was the year of television’s first royal wedding. Princess...

Young Americans have the ability to be a political force during elections because they, Americans from 18-29 years old, comprise of 49 million people. It is quite the opposite; although statistics from recent elections and the 2018 midterms show a vast improvement in voter turnout...

Many developed and developing countries are rich with a large number of young adults as compared to the older people. This shows that these countries have highly educated and energetic young crowd who can help them achieve a faster economic and social development of the...