Intercultural Experience Analysis: My Grandmother

Deborah’s Intercultural Experience Analysis The shared information about the history of my family was expressed by my Grandmother during her days on earth. My Great Grandmother was born in 1897 in Clarke Country, MS. In turn, my Grandmother was born in Clarke County, MS and migrated to Chicago, Ill. at the age of 8, with her Father, after the death of her Mother. My Grandmother gave birth to 3 children, and I am the only child of her eldest daughter. Indeed, the family is small considering that my Grandmother was an only child. In addition, the members in my family share the same religion, which is a Baptist or Pentecostal, speak in the English language, and all members were born in the United States. Further, my grandmother’s father was Créole, and her Mother was African American. I was born and raised in Chicago, Ill and, I relocated to Alabama after the burial of my Grandmother. Nevertheless, growing up in Chicago was a continuing adventure from childhood to my adulthood. I resided in many communities, and intermingled, and worked with people of diverse race and culture. At the age of 17, I completed my High school education in Chicago, and attended college to study psychology. Unfortunately, beginning a career became crucial since I was young Mother, and a wife, I …show more content…
I welcomed Janice to the neighborhood two years ago. Immediately, Janice welcomed me into her home, we shared general information. As of today, Janice and I are not strangers, we can talk about different topics. Although, Janice live across the street, if we see each other out doors, we are vocal in our communication. If I don’t see her for a while, I go to her home, and vice versa. I have not witness any cultural difference, she describes her pass disciplinary technique similar to the way my family discipline their children. Janice and I also share similar example of our relationship with our