Navigating multiple cultural worlds at once, hyphenated identity describes the experience of holding two or more ethnic, national, or racial affiliations. It’s expressed through labels like Mexican-American or Asian-Canadian, reflecting a blended self. This framework benefits multicultural individuals, children of immigrants, and global nomads, offering a powerful tool for self-definition and community belonging without forcing a choice between heritages.
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