Ethnonationalism

How do you think cultural diversity within a nation contributes to its overall strength and vitality?

Do you believe that learning about other cultures has changed the way you view your community or society?

In an increasingly connected world, how do you foresee the future of ethnocultural identities evolving?

How has globalization influenced your thinking about the role of ethnic diversity in society?

Why do you think some communities cling to ethnic homogeneity, and what are the implications of this?

How can individuals contribute to an inclusive society while celebrating their unique ethnic identities?

How does learning about different historical perspectives enrich your understanding of current events?

What personal experiences have taught you about the strengths or weaknesses of a culturally homogenous society?

Can valuing one's ethnic roots enhance their contribution to a broader society, and if so, how?

In what ways can a person honor their heritage while also embracing a unified national identity?

Have you felt a sense of personal growth from interacting with individuals of different cultures, and can you explain how?

How have discussions about identity and heritage with friends changed your perspective?

Describe a moment when you felt a cultural tradition helped bring your community together; what was it like?

What does the concept of 'home' mean to you, and how is it connected to your cultural or ethnic identity?

How has your understanding of your own cultural background impacted the way you interact with the environment around you?

Describe a cultural practice from your background that makes you feel particularly at home or at peace?

What elements of your culture do you wish were more understood or celebrated by society at large?

Have you had a friendship that was strengthened by exploring and appreciating each other's cultural differences?

How does the symbolism in your cultural practices give you a sense of identity or community?

When have you had to stand up for your cultural identity, and what did that teach you about yourself?

How would you explain the feeling of pride in your cultural heritage to someone from a different background?

How do you preserve your ethnic traditions in a rapidly globalizing world?

What do you believe is the strongest bond that unites your community, and how does it relate to your heritage?

How would you describe the importance of your cultural traditions in shaping who you are today?

What are the benefits and drawbacks of depicting ethnic stereotypes in media and entertainment, based on your experience?

When has exposure to literature or film from various ethnic backgrounds broadened your worldview?

Do languages play a role in how closely you identify with someone, and in what situation has this been evident?

What challenges do you think children face when growing up in a culturally different environment from their parents?

When have you felt your cultural identity was celebrated, and how did that affect your sense of self?

How do sporting events featuring players from diverse ethnic backgrounds affect the sense of unity among fans?

Can you recall a historical figure from a different ethnicity who has inspired you, and what did you learn from them?

What role does empathy play in bridging gaps between people of diverse ethnic backgrounds?

How do you reconcile pride in your own ethnic identity with respect for the national identities of others?

How would you approach a conversation with someone who has a starkly different cultural perspective from your own?

Have you ever experienced a cultural tradition that was new to you, and how did it impact your view of the community?

In your opinion, what can schools do to ensure that all ethnicities feel included and respected within the student body?

Why is it valuable for individuals from diverse ethnic backgrounds to participate in governing bodies and decision-making?

How does sharing meals from various cultural backgrounds influence social bonds and understanding among friends?

Do you feel your ethnicity is accurately and fairly portrayed in your country's history books?

What are the challenges of maintaining one's ethnic traditions in a multicultural society?

How important is it for you to preserve your cultural traditions, and how do you practice them?

What traditions from your culture do you think others would find surprising or interesting, and why?