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    portrayed in a negative way, rather than a positive one. A few reasons why my identity is important is because of the culture, religion, food, and historical value. Most people assume Pakistani and Indians as the same kind of people, which we aren’t. Just by having the same kind of food doesn’t make you the same country. I would like society to actually perceive themselves with our food, culture rather than our skin color. In the past, I have been called names and racial slurs such as…

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    Hostile Stereotypes

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    In both scenarios we have a form of stereotype that affects the cross cultural communication, and that would be a hostile stereotypes. Inaccurate and hostile stereotypes of people from other communities can be a barrier ( Penn,2018).Lets say in Scenario 1, when it was assumed that Seng Chang and Kaying Lor were abusing their children because of the markings they had. As we saw in the second scenario,the racial tension because of the killings of the six hunters was said to be the primary reason…

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    of different cultures and their healthcare beliefs. We need to be able to adapt to our patient’s cultural needs in order to provide holistic care to our patients and their families. “Health-care providers must recognize, respect, and integrate clients ' cultural beliefs and practices into health prescriptions to eliminate or mitigate health disparities and provide client satisfaction.” (Purnell, 2009, p. 3) In Columbia, there are many areas that can affect nursing care in this culture. Some of…

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    globalization era where people of diverse cultures meet, study and work together. Conversation between culturally different speakers are more likely go wrong than between the speakers of the same culture. People need to obtain the intercultural competence in order to communicate smoothly with people from different cultural background and go beyond the conceptual meaning of the utterance. Misunderstandings can occur even between the speakers sharing the same culture when speakers wrongly…

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    explained by the lack of or low levels of education. With low education levels this means immigrants often have jobs that do not provide insurance and their lower incomes commonly make insurance unaffordable. Many immigrants are also limited in speaking English. This barrier will affect the satisfaction with their treatment…

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    symbols, non-material culture, and language are mentioned. All cultures use some kind of language to communicate ideas and general meanings. This language can be oral, written, in symbols, or skillfully planned out with an alphabet and alternate meanings of words. Language is essentially how you express ideas. Your cultural identity is that feeling of belonging when you are in a group of people that share the same religion, generation, or any social group that has its own culture. The way…

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    their beliefs and values practices that are defined within the family (lynch 43). These beliefs and values are based on culture, which is comprised of the different languages spoken, as behaviors that influence each individual’s way of thinking, feeling, and interacting (28). The two cultures I decided to observe was that of the Hispanic/Latino and African American, each culture offers many differences in terms of values, communication, and religious beliefs. The Hispanic/Latino groups are…

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    The Nacirema Analysis

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    North America. The ethnographic analysis describing the rituals of the Nacirema was written by Horace Miner and actually describes American culture in the 1950s. The article illustrates how anthropologists view and describe other cultures. By turning the analysis on our very own culture, we see how language can influence the reader’s perception of that culture. For example, Miner uses words such as “ritual” “ceremony” and “religious” to describe ordinary activities. It is a satire on how…

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    People come from all walks of life; however, it is “places, names” (Bjelland, 2013, p. 144), and culture that really link who we are and, perhaps where we come from. This essay will examine the language, toponymy, and history of Phoenix, Arizona. Arizona is located in the southwestern United States. As we know from history it “became a part of the U.S. as the 48th state to be admitted into the Union on February 14, 1912” (Almanac, 2015). The state, itself historically was known for “copper,…

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    pertaining to family and the cultural values within. When being a Chicano you face obstacles like no other person because you live in the middle of two different cultures. Throughout the novel “Bless me, Ultima” the main focus is moral independence. The novel is important in Chicano literature because it combines both American and Mexican cultures into one whole. In the novel Bless me Ultima, Antonio the major character faces conflicts as early as his childhood. One example is the two…

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