In Canada there is a fascinating subculture on LinkedIn and Instagram consisting of immigrants who manage to secure middling careers in their adoptive countries and manage to attract (usually similarly middling) audiences in their home countries.
The Indian women work in food service for a decade and then somehow manage to secure low-paying office jobs with no potential for upward mobility. They usually dress up in an ill-fitting blazer and cross their arms in everything they post. They often have taglines like: “Invest with me!” (none of them have professional credentials which would allow them to deal with securities).
Slavic women will take photos of themselves in upscale neighborhoods that they neither live nor work in. Indian guys like doing this, too, you’ll often see them hanging out in groups in random parking lots taking photos of each other and doing it over again in different poses.
The Latina women all have their own business (50% of the time it’s some sort of “women in business” accelerator that receives government funding, the other 50% of the time it’s an athletic wear brand or baked goods; I have literally never seen one with any other type of business).
The African women wear clothing traditional to their country of origin and are usually involved in scams similar to the Latinas re: women in business or else prosperity gospel televangelism; they are also fond of styling themselves as experts on cryptocurrency.
There is an entire industry here built around immigrants getting government financing for their non-profits that then primarily benefit the directors and members of their ethnic group, but that would be enough for an entirely different post.
The Indian women work in food service for a decade and then somehow manage to secure low-paying office jobs with no potential for upward mobility. They usually dress up in an ill-fitting blazer and cross their arms in everything they post. They often have taglines like: “Invest with me!” (none of them have professional credentials which would allow them to deal with securities).
Slavic women will take photos of themselves in upscale neighborhoods that they neither live nor work in. Indian guys like doing this, too, you’ll often see them hanging out in groups in random parking lots taking photos of each other and doing it over again in different poses.
The Latina women all have their own business (50% of the time it’s some sort of “women in business” accelerator that receives government funding, the other 50% of the time it’s an athletic wear brand or baked goods; I have literally never seen one with any other type of business).
The African women wear clothing traditional to their country of origin and are usually involved in scams similar to the Latinas re: women in business or else prosperity gospel televangelism; they are also fond of styling themselves as experts on cryptocurrency.
There is an entire industry here built around immigrants getting government financing for their non-profits that then primarily benefit the directors and members of their ethnic group, but that would be enough for an entirely different post.