346 Separation

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Our cultures are deep in-set us from childhood, and early adulthood, that we never sway from concrete opinions, until you become a protégé of someone of another race, creed or colour, another culture. Cultures have their own parameters and limitations, but they are there to widen scope of thought, steeped in history.

The history of culture is exotic and erotic, while this is cheapened today. We have lost, to the majority, an art nouveau of British culture, by way of another extreme, magazines like Vogue, from New York City, in 1892, by Arthur Turnure, as a weekly high society journal. Gloss, and adverts are today’s content, with haute couture as a written study. We have lost the burlesque, the beautiful revealing of women on set, when curt sex sells these days, as if we want to reinvent submissiveness.

A multi-cultural society is a beautiful phenomenon, just as we are made of varying colours like clay. There is today, the opportunity to mould cultural paradigms, into new inventive ways of being, but traditional culture is more tasteful. New inventions, include form-making, food, street-talk, cultural celebration and accessibility, fashion, and how we consciously spend our money, to a bespoke self-initiated specification, a piece of us, in a healthier light.

Some things never change, but change happens fast, from being caned at school 50 years ago, to the women’s vote a hundred years ago, maybe we are in the age of exposure, to enkindle our pride, to flaunt it, to make someone jealous, and to push for defence of the extreme, in opposition to bureaucratic government, to set those inquisitive free to explore themselves, and their relationship with society as their own individual culture, of the enhanced.

What is culture if not a gathering of like-minded people, whether over food, or an artefact, in faith or as a group of friends. Non-conflicting groups of friends of many colours, will open our hearts to re-invent by an ultimate new paradigm, of all rooted hemispheres in the World, to make diverse conversation.

Keep up your roots/ & play on with your friends, to make culture diverse again.

Love AB X

AMEN