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As the inter-connected, socially dynamic world we live in turns amongst a pandemic, people and communities have returned to a “new normal”, while applying the lessons learned in the last year. Intercultural relationships are a vital part of this new world, and scholars everywhere are examining the cultural, racial, ethnic, religious, and other social aspects of various nations and regions of the globe, in an effort to better understand the effects of this collective evolution.
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