This blog delves into the multifaceted nature of Greek identity, examining its development throughout history and the various factors that influenced it. Language, culture, religion, and customs all played a key role in shaping Greek identity, and language played an important role in defining identity. The thesis also examines the influence of history and culture on Greek identity, including Greek pride in their ancient civilization and their responsibility to restore its glory. In addition, this blog analyzes the inclusiveness of the Greeks' self-cognition through the investigation of the movie "Black Stone". The film illustrates the story's mother's initial distrust of the black driver, Michalis, but ultimately paints a message of inclusion, as the family sees him as part of their own. Such messages underscore a shift towards a more inclusive ideology in Greece, especially among younger generations. The blog also discusses the impact of the 2008 economic crisis in Greece to further explain the process of the Greek identity transformation and the causes of social problems. Finally, the blog concludes that cultural exchange and understanding are crucial to building a new, more inclusive culture for Greece.