RE: Cross-Cultural Identity
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Although the physical distance in the world hasn't changed, technology advancement has made it much easier for people to interact both virtually and physically. More and more kids describe themselves as cocktails nowadays due to inter marriages that may have started from their grandparents. Each identity is becoming more and more unique, eventually they will find a part of it where they are most comfortable. Not a bad thing IMO
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It's definitely not a bad thing and that's something I've noticed that these days we're getting even more diverse. The problem is that strangely over here, I am seeing social and public policies don't really accommodate these diversity.
Over here in Indonesia, there is still subtly discouragement towards intermarriage for example between different religion and many cases in ethnically Chinese individuals to native Indonesian due to perception in different cultural practices. But many people also overrides such roles and makes their marriage works.