Norms, Traditions, and Tribalism

This chapter examines the impact of social norms and tribalism through the lens of Jewish refugees in World War II Casablanca, highlighting the community's strength in aiding those in need. It discusses the role of traditional practices and rituals in fostering social cohesion, while also questioning the implications of rapidly changing societal norms on familial and cultural responsibilities. The speakers invite listeners to reflect on the interplay between enduring traditions and evolving social expectations, considering the consequences of these dynamics for future generations.