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The article states that the rituals of the Nacirema tribe are described as some extreme kind of behavior and action they indulge in. Familiar can become strange we change our point of views. We must note here that Nacirema is simply “American” spelled backwards He sort of wrote the article as a satire to prove the point that anthropologists have a tendency of throwing excess focus on certain practices of other culture. Anything that we don’t understand or is difficult for us to perceive is given the name “Weird”. Horace Miner wrote this essay to prove