Cultural Bias

People tend to say, “Practice what you preach.” For many of us our cultural bias is exactly what we preach. Without the influence and the experiences from our own culture we would not be able to have values or beliefs that make us who we are. Culture is around us everyday. Weather you like or not culture has made you who you are today. What you believe in and values you take on the society with came from your culture. Many of us take what we have learned and received from our cultural influence. Though many of us don’t realize this, it is something more of us should. It’s the foundation of who you are and being able to balance multiple identities along with cultural norms. But culture can also make you closed in on who you are and not reach your full potential because you are culturally bound. For positive and negative reasons the culture I was raised in growing up and to where I am now in my life have made whom I am. From a young age I can remember some impactful stories and lessons I have carried with from my culture. Growing up in a farm town definitely had an impact …show more content…
People who tend to deal with conflict well generally have a strong core of values and beliefs. Stress is something everyone has to deal with but stress for me comes on a whole nother level. If I didn’t believe from years of being told stress is what you make out of it, it can either be positive or negative just what you choose to do with it. Its what I stand by because without some stress you wouldn’t be motivated to get where you need to be in life to have clothes, food, or shelter. All conflict can be resolved it’s the way you approach the conflict with what you been believe and have learned from past experiences to get the result you strive for. Though your culture can get in way at times with conflict, I feel you should stick by what you believe in as an