Diaspora identity refers to the evolving sense of self among people living outside their ancestral homeland, shaped by displacement, memory, and cultural hybridity. It’s used by sociologists, policymakers, and community leaders to understand belonging, migration patterns, and transnational ties. Beneficiaries include migrants, second-generation youth, and cultural organizations seeking to preserve heritage, foster inclusion, and navigate dual loyalties in a globalized world.
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