Cultural hybridity refers to the blending and mixing of diverse cultural identities and traditions. It occurs when different cultures come into contact with each other, leading to the creation of new cultural forms and practices that incorporate elements from multiple sources. This process often arises from migration, globalization, colonization, and other forms of cross-cultural interaction. Cultural hybridity can be seen in various aspects of society, such as language, food, clothing, art, music, and religious beliefs. It challenges the notion of fixed and exclusive cultural boundaries, highlighting the dynamic and fluid nature of cultural identity in the modern world.
