Introduction In contemporary American society, social media has become more than a communication tool—it is a central arena where identities are created, negotiated, performed, and sometimes contested. Platforms such as Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, and X (formerly Twitter) shape how individuals understand themselves and how they wish to be perceived by others. From teenagers experimenting with … Read more
Introduction Race, ethnicity, and identity are central themes in the sociological understanding of Australian society. Australia is often celebrated as one of the world’s most successful multicultural nations, home to people from diverse racial, ethnic, linguistic, and religious backgrounds. Yet beneath this image lies a complex history shaped by colonialism, racial exclusion, Indigenous dispossession, migration … Read more
Introduction The concept of North American identity is an evolving and multifaceted construct shaped by complex interactions of culture, politics, economics, and globalization. Comprising primarily the United States, Canada, and Mexico, North America is a region where historical legacies, migration, colonialism, and global capitalism intersect to produce a dynamic social fabric. Sociologically, North American identity … Read more