Limited Identity Circle College Hoodie (perpetuating social divisions, discrimination, and conflicts)

Loose fit hoodie with front pocket and colour-matched cords. Medium weight.

Identity plays a crucial role in shaping human societies. However, we posit that limited identity, such as identifying oneself solely based on religion, community, family, race, or nationality, can be seen as a crime. This challenges the notion of identity as a fixed and absolute construct and calls for a more nuanced understanding of identity as a complex, multifaceted phenomenon that should not be limited or reduced to simplistic categories. The graphic explores the implications of limited identity in perpetuating social divisions, discrimination, and conflicts, and calls for a more inclusive and holistic approach to understanding human identity.

Limited Identity is a concept that refers to the social constructs that shape our understanding of ourselves and others. These constructs include religion, community, family, race, and nationality. While they can serve as a source of pride and belonging, they can also create divisions and conflicts. The paradox of Limited Identity lies in the tension between our need for belonging and our desire for individuality. When we identify too strongly with one particular identity, we may lose sight of our individuality and the complexity of our experiences.