According to Appiah, "Once we move from talking of cultures to ___________, whole new kinds of problems come into view."

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Appiah argues that talking about cultures is limiting because it implies a homogeneity within a group of people based on shared traditions and practices, which doesn't accurately account for the diversity of identities within those cultures. When we start talking about identities, we acknowledge the complexity and fluidity of individual experiences and the ways in which people's identities intersect and overlap.

According to Appiah, "Once We Move from Talking of Cultures