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Editor’s Letter
by EDGYMAG
The modern world has a new concept of social and cultural lifestyle. Smart technologies have made it easier to live in a blended society. With time we have witnessed an increase in migration and cultural interactions between people of different roots. As a result, we can live in multicultural societies in most parts of the world. This cultural mix has provided new traditional ethnic and cultural similarities and developed multicultural characteristics. This led to an accepting and diverse society. The concept of multiculturalism, which appeared for the first time at the end of the 1960s in Canada, belonged to migratory civilizations and gained widespread use in Europe over two decades
At Edgy Magazine we celebrate our differences, and this Idea was planted by our publisher “Edwige Dazogbo” a few years ago. Her impression of cultural diversity is a direct reflection of my visions. We decided to write about various cultures and various concepts connected to those societies. We started to write about sharing our cultural variance and cherish it. Aiming the growth in acceptance among people and societies by introducing them to each other. The focus was to bring out the positive stories that create encouragement for those who have lost hope in the concept of a peaceful world.
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The disagreement generated by the interaction of cultures reflects the intricacy of the phenomenon of culture itself. Culture, as a manifestation of the creative nature of man, is pluralistic. It is divided not only into ethnic, national, or civilizational clusters, but also into folk, classical, and mass cultures, and includes numerous gender subcultures. Finally, culture has socially predetermined structures. They all interact with each other making the culture of human civilization. A multicultural civilization could well be the solution to peace, equal opportunities, education health, and better living.
If you are interested in a better world that is more than “Good enough to live”. You can find inspiration in this magazine.
Editor In Chief
