Cultural hybridity refers to the blending or mixing of cultural practices, values, ideas, and identities that occurs when different cultures come into contact or interact with each other. It is a result of cultural globalization, migration, and the increasing interconnectedness of societies. Cultural hybridity involves the borrowing, combining, or adapting of elements from different cultures, leading to the creation of new cultural forms and expressions. It challenges traditional notions of cultural purity or authenticity, as it highlights the fluid, dynamic, and constantly evolving nature of culture. Cultural hybridity can be seen in various aspects of life such as language, cuisine, fashion, music, art, and belief systems, among others.
