The client I was opportune to interview specified himself as a Caucasian American, was born in 1953 and the earliest memoires was between 1956-1972, during the cold war, civil rights and Vietnam era. In this generational paper are indicated the interviewee as a client for better understanding.
What are your earliest memories of the world around you?
When the client was in school they will all have drills to prepare themselves if there was a nuclear attack, students are advice to go to the hall way and hide which is more safer or get under their desk there was this constant fear that something terrible might happen, and the issue of natural disaster such as tornado also contributed in the panic during the cold war time.
Memories of the …show more content…
Identify in what ways the individual may have experienced oppression? In what ways has the individual experienced discrimination?
During the interview process when discussing about oppression and discrimination the client stated that he has not experiences a major effect of this issue in is life time, except the job application process in an organization that is trying to create more diversity due to the high population rate of white staff in the agency. So in trying to identify oppression and discrimination is not a detectable issue in the personal life history of the client.
Moreover, the client may not have felt strongly the effect of discrimination or poverty in his life, but he saw how people that are not from the same ethnic group with him were discriminated in schools, employment, transportation means and in the society in general. Poverty was experience by most people in the society, but the African American and other minority group’s encounter more of this in their daily struggle for …show more content…
Also, I strongly feel that the issue of religion will not be an activity the client might take seriously in his life, looking at his childhood experience of how various churches was inter-switch by his parents. So this may be a personal perception for the client where he might look at religious people as unserious set of groups who really lack the ability to focus on one ruling religious system.
In addition, the frustration encountered because of the church changes may deprived the client from being committed to serious relationship in life, where they may be a constant fear that something might happen and the friendship will be lost. This can really affect the social development of the clients within his peer groups and community in a positive or negative way, either in taking advantage in making new friends whenever he sees such opportunity or prevent any form of creating stable interactive relationship by living in an isolated
What are your earliest memories of the world around you?
When the client was in school they will all have drills to prepare themselves if there was a nuclear attack, students are advice to go to the hall way and hide which is more safer or get under their desk there was this constant fear that something terrible might happen, and the issue of natural disaster such as tornado also contributed in the panic during the cold war time.
Memories of the …show more content…
Identify in what ways the individual may have experienced oppression? In what ways has the individual experienced discrimination?
During the interview process when discussing about oppression and discrimination the client stated that he has not experiences a major effect of this issue in is life time, except the job application process in an organization that is trying to create more diversity due to the high population rate of white staff in the agency. So in trying to identify oppression and discrimination is not a detectable issue in the personal life history of the client.
Moreover, the client may not have felt strongly the effect of discrimination or poverty in his life, but he saw how people that are not from the same ethnic group with him were discriminated in schools, employment, transportation means and in the society in general. Poverty was experience by most people in the society, but the African American and other minority group’s encounter more of this in their daily struggle for …show more content…
Also, I strongly feel that the issue of religion will not be an activity the client might take seriously in his life, looking at his childhood experience of how various churches was inter-switch by his parents. So this may be a personal perception for the client where he might look at religious people as unserious set of groups who really lack the ability to focus on one ruling religious system.
In addition, the frustration encountered because of the church changes may deprived the client from being committed to serious relationship in life, where they may be a constant fear that something might happen and the friendship will be lost. This can really affect the social development of the clients within his peer groups and community in a positive or negative way, either in taking advantage in making new friends whenever he sees such opportunity or prevent any form of creating stable interactive relationship by living in an isolated