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Wrong Side of History 669 implied HN points 06 Jan 25
  1. Some people in the Anglo diaspora feel let down by Britain and its changing reputation. They look back at the old days with a mix of nostalgia and disappointment.
  2. Diaspora politics can be complicated, as it’s often based on memories rather than the current reality in the home country. Feelings about cultural issues can be influenced by generations of distance.
  3. The idea of cultural appropriation is shaped by individuals who have embraced new cultures while losing touch with their own roots. This can lead to misunderstandings and conflict.
theconnector 432 implied HN points 30 Jan 24
  1. There is a need for a broad-based peace movement to resolve the Israeli-Palestinian conflict with a just compromise.
  2. Engagement with Israeli and Jewish audiences is vital for solving the problems of occupation and settlement.
  3. American, Israeli, Egyptian, and Qatari negotiators are close to finalizing a deal that involves the staged release of hostages, provision of humanitarian aid, and a potential shift towards peace.
Outlandish Claims 39 implied HN points 29 Jun 24
  1. Nationalism and identity are complex, with people often having multiple layers of belonging beyond just their place of birth.
  2. Separatism can be a response to feeling different from others, but ultimately, forgiveness and empathy can lead to healing and peace.
  3. The most stable and inclusive societies are those that embrace pluralism rather than separatism, where diverse nations can coexist and learn from each other.
Becoming Noble 219 implied HN points 21 Apr 23
  1. The ethnic Gujarati community expelled from Uganda has demonstrated resilience and success, with members generating wealth and attaining influential positions globally.
  2. The African Asian Gujaratis in Britain have built parallel economies, power networks, and dynasties based on deep ethnic loyalties, showcasing the benefits of collective strategies.
  3. Studying the history of the Ugandan Asian Gujaratis can provide valuable insights on how to replicate their success through parallel institutions and strong ethnic bloc maneuvering.
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Outlandish Claims 19 implied HN points 23 May 24
  1. Jews often fear the necessity of Israel for safety due to historical trauma, but exploring alternative perspectives can open up new discussions.
  2. Considering a 'No-State Solution' and emphasizing diasporic Jewish nationalism can lead to embracing pluralism and universal compassion.
  3. Staying true to Jewish identity in the diaspora, while also supporting multiculturalism, can be a powerful way to navigate oppression and maintain a strong sense of self.
Matthew's Notebook 78 implied HN points 11 Jun 23
  1. Newly-declassified documents shed light on Iranian revolutionary Sadeq Qotbzadeh's run-ins with the FBI.
  2. Qotbzadeh was labeled a 'Jeffersonian Democrat' despite his ties to Ayatollah Khomeini.
  3. The FBI had extensive intel on the Iranian-American diaspora through informants and surveillance.
Thái | Hacker | Kỹ sư tin tặc 0 implied HN points 26 Nov 19
  1. Viet Kieu make significant contributions to Vietnam's GDP through remittances.
  2. Viet Kieu are prominent figures in science, technology, and academia worldwide.
  3. Representation in the National Assembly for Viet Kieu is lacking and must be addressed to give them a voice in legislative matters.