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Embracing one's cultural background can be empowering from "summary" of Malcolm Gladwell's Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell
In the discussion of cultural background in Outliers, we see how embracing one's heritage can be a source of strength and empowerment. One example that stands out is the case of the Rosetans, an Italian immigrant community in Pennsylvania. Despite facing numerous challenges and discrimination, the Rosetans held on to their cultural traditions and values, which ultimately helped them thrive and build a close-knit community. By maintaining their strong family ties, work ethic, and support networks, the Rosetans were able to overcome adversity and achieve success in their new environment. This resilience and sense of identity that came from their cultural background played a crucial role in their ability to adapt and prosper in the face of adversity. Similarly, we see how cultural background can influence individual success in other co...
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