Advantages of Multiculturalism Essay

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    Essay On Being Canadian

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    Being Canadian isn’t just about your Canadian citizenship papers it is about embracing our diverse nation. As supporting and being a diverse large group of people that all share and have equal celebration of racial, religious, and cultural backgrounds. Sharing the bountiful beautiful geography and varied landscapes. As well as the freedoms, each Canadian has. Accepting is part of being Canadian, as living in a nation as diverse as Canada you have to be accepting to people’s race, religion, and…

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    Multiculturalism stems from immigration, and immigration leads to multiculturalism. Without the different ethnic groups that exist within one country, there would be no cultural diversity. From the first settlers who were French, to the English who came from the British isles, to the gradual entrance of non-white ethnic groups, Canada has grown and evolved into a multicultural nation. Immigration is the backbone of Canada; “the chief support of a system or organization” (Backbone). Immigrants…

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    from different countries. Canada receives immigrants from a different background of religion, caste, ethnicity, and color. Multiculturalism Act of Canada signifies that all the residents are equal under the law. Individuals from various countries can keep their identities, religion and serve their culture under multiculturalism policy of Canada. According to the Multiculturalism policy, every individual has the right to live peacefully and keep their heritage identities in Canada. Canada…

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    Canada is home to a long-standing democracy. Canada had embraced its nationalistic moments at Vimy Ridge and the Somme. However, these periods created tensions, as many foreigners received internment. Although my response to racial profiling against certain individuals, regardless of race, religion etc. would be of strong disapproval, due to terrorist activities occurring from unsecured immigration, I would personally have mixed feelings. Developing radical xenophobic thoughts and profiling…

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    Australia is a country that has been described as diverse, multicultural and unique. Our geography, flora and fauna and cultural history is different from anywhere else, which has definitely captured the attention of the rest of the world. Australian society has evolved in a very short space of time from the earliest convict settlements established in the mid nineteenth century, to the cosmopolitan states that currently exist and draw immigrants from all continents across the globe. Australia’s…

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    he third successful volunteer for my research study was Mr. Noah (a pseudonym). Mr. Noah who identified his , name , age and affiliated institution in the optional fields of the informed consent form is a professor holding a PHD and has been teaching for more than 25 years. However, he was selected for the study because he spent significant years teaching in city college of Chicago (CCC). He also has a good experience in dealing with student from multicultural backgrounds in different…

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    and take in those who go quietly. These troublemakers are discarded and villainized. Some are still segregated, such as the Native Americans on reservations. Assimilate at your own peril seems to be the motif of his essay. His views against multiculturalism are ironic and satirical, calling for respect for all parts of other cultures, not just those parts that are convenient to adopt, or nothing at all. This would, of course, be very hard to accomplish since many views are conflicting from…

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    Essay On Zunera Ishaq

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    the case of Zunera Ishaq, drew considerable attention in 2015. In large part to the proximity to the federal election and a potential rising tide of Islamaphobia which began to permeate Canadian society. Canada may have an official policy of multiculturalism, but in practice, much is left to be desired. First and foremost, in my opinion, Canada is still, for the most part, a society governed by the ideology of a patriarchal, white, Christian European dominance, in which the “Other”, that is,…

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    He said, “America has so readily adopted the Canadian notion of multiculturalism because it preserves our preference for thinking ourselves separate-our elbows need not touch, thank you” (89). Rodriguez points out those standards of multiculturalism based on Canada’s standards, meaning Americans want things to be separate but equal. Culture assimilation of Canadians model is just like a salad bowl. It is…

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    The person who I interviewed for the project goes by the name of Adam Barre. I met Adam in a Criminal Justice program last semester. Adam is Somolian, but was born and raised in Canada. His mother was born in Ethiopia and his father born in Somalia who both moved to Canada in 1985. I learned in the interview Adams grandfather was drafted into World War 2 to fight in Europe while his grandmother raised his mom. Both parents suffered poverty and hunger growing up. Due to Adams parents having a…

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