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    Everyday, I tend to overlook and ignore what my culture has to offer me because in my perspective, my cultural identity never had significant value. I just never questioned the importance of my cultural identity. But as we slowly visit the individual cultural topic, I realized the many aspects of how my own cultural identity is influenced by my family names, religion, and food. My cultural identity is a simple strawberry. A strawberry can be frozen, chocolate dipped, topped with sprinkles or…

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    My cultural identity is not your average painting. Culture is the way your background manifests the way you live and celebrate life. Instead of using your primary colors to make this magnificent work of art you need to blend at least two colors to come out what you need. It is the same way with both of my families that come together and I have grown up on different sides of the spectrum of color and culture. My cultural identity reflects with my magnificent hobbies, my unique clothing, and my…

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    My Cultural Identity Culture is the basis of all people and their way of life, it makes everyone unique, without it there wouldn’t be any diversity in our world. Culture is not just determined from where you come from geographically, it is determined by the traditions that you follow. No two cultures are the same in this world, but each one can be broken up into three general categories. These three categories are rituals, relationships, and restrictions. Rituals are specific activities that…

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    From the time that I was three years of age to presently many things have affected my identity, such as failures, hardships, and my social interactions. However, the most outstanding of these obstacles would be my financial standpoint. For instance, my monetary issues have always dictated aspects of my identity, such as how people look at me, how I view myself and others, and the decisions I make when expressing myself. In my past, I have always noticed that people commonly judge my personality…

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    We often use national or regional identity to define and identify ourselves. We classify ourselves in one national or one region to prove who we are and why we are here. Like what Stuart Hall talked about identity in “Cultural Identity and Diaspora”, he mentioned two explanation of identity. The first one is about cultural identity, which shaped a person’s true self. And the other one is about questions of “what we really are” and “what we have become”. The first one is about the past, the…

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    most politically charged and uncensored genre of music, and it appears to return to be returning to its roots as a medium for expressing identity and as a format for social, political and cultural commentary (Waters 2016). This essay will firstly examine hip-hop’s role in the African-American community, and it’s use to form a medium to create a cultural identity for Black youth. Secondly, this essay will also consider the effects of the genre expanding to become a globalized community, and the…

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    Complex Cultural Identity and the Transmission of Culture The relationship between culture and individual identity is in a continuous cycle where culture helps in shaping the identity of the individual, then the individual helps back by transmitting culture to different generations, so the cycle goes on again. In this paper, I explore this continuous relationship between culture and the individual identity in Honor, Dolly City, and My Grandmother. I argue that a complex cultural identity exists…

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    in social sciences, mainly in sociology and psychology. Among the aspects studied from African Americans, identity is one of them. Identity is defined by Ritzer and Ryan in The concise Encyclopedia of Sociology, as the way people think of themselves. In others words, cultural identity is how one expresses his or her individuality or group affiliation. For African Americans, cultural identity could be perceived as the way African Americans express their affiliation to the black group which is a…

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    Individuals should always take cultural identities into consideration and how identities can pose significant differences from culture to culture. Understanding different identities such as styles of communication and values is essential, especially when communicating with other individuals of an intercultural nature. Given the diversity of language, values, and practices in the world, it is important for individuals to first grasp what the person’s communication and values entail, as…

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    invisible. That’s exactly how your cultural identity is, it is hidden and invisible. The human mind is so rehearsed that your day to day life is now nature. The things you do that you think are just how you do it, is actually your culture. I would like to tell you about my culture and how it is my nature. Cultural identity, It is basically what makes us-us. How you were raised, your traits, your moral views and ethnicity all play a significant factor in your cultural makeup. My family…

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