Why loving your country doesn't have to mean hating the world
In short: We often view nationalism and globalism as opposing forces, creating a binary where choosing one requires rejecting the other. Wanis Kabbaj explores how we can dismantle this false choice.
In his talk, Wanis Kabbaj challenges the polarizing narrative that people must choose between being proud citizens of a nation and caring for the global community. He argues that these identities are not mutually exclusive but can coexist simultaneously.
The presentation offers lessons for both avowed nationalists and globalists, aiming to move beyond binary thinking toward a framework where individuals can hold dual loyalties without conflict.
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