A cultural minority refers to a group of people within a larger society who maintain distinct cultural practices, beliefs, or languages that differ from the dominant culture. These groups may include ethnic, religious, or linguistic communities that have unique traditions and values. Cultural minorities often face challenges in preserving their identity while navigating the broader societal norms. Cultural minorities can contribute significantly to the richness of a society by introducing diverse perspectives and practices. Examples of cultural minorities include Indigenous peoples, immigrant communities, and religious groups that may not represent the majority population but play a vital role in the cultural landscape.