It’s time to face an uncomfortable truth: many Americans are woefully ignorant when it comes to global travel. This isn’t just a casual observation—it’s a passionate plea for reflection and change. Despite living in an increasingly interconnected world, the statistics are staggering. A substantial number of Americans lack passports, and those who do travel often stick to familiar destinations. This limited exposure feeds a certain insularity, an unawareness of the rich tapestry of cultures, experiences, and challenges beyond the U.S. borders. This ignorance isn’t just a personal failing; it ultimately hinders our ability to engage, empathize, and coexist with the…