Tag: spain

• Eeriness of Echo Chambers in Blogging

  Social media prompts users to live within echo chambers. Echo chambers are created by individuals with similar ideologies, reinforcing ideas and inhibiting diversity of thought. Within the many social media platforms, blogs are the most user specific. For every hobby, religion, food preference and random thought there is blog, which allows an individual to feel…

  Kalen Nicole

  March 9, 2017

  Assimilation

  Acceptance, beliefs, Blogging, Community, conversation, cultural diversity, culture, differences, diversity, Experience, growth, identity, Individuality, Influence, Institutions, Others, perspective, politics, reflection, religion, Social Media, spain, Tolerance, travel

• Tales from the Alhambra

  Never was the annihilation of a people more complete than the Morisco-Spaniards. Where are they? A few broken monuments are all that remain to bear witness to their power and dominion. Such is the Alhambra. A Moslem pile in the midst of a Christian land. An elegant momento of a brave, intelligent, and graceful people,…

  Kalen Nicole

  June 14, 2016

  Uncategorized

  culture, spain, travel