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    have their own believes, participate on sport only to precise their race and culture and valuate their potential as athletes. Many people has been identified and evaluated as athletes, coaches, or media, based on their skin color, gender or their ethnic background. Therefore, many group of people suffers disadvantages due to discrimination, those groups are called minorities. For example Mexican…

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    numerous religious groups. So, Caucasians, Africans, Asians, Indians, Arabs, Jews are different ethnicities of the human race. In United State, we have many ethnics groups as wrote Henslin that “The United States is a pluralistic society made up of many different groups, his policy of multiculturalism permits or even encourages racial-ethnic variation”. That been said, I think that may be the language,…

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    9/11 Anthropology

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    Assess the impact of events such as 9/11, 7/7 and the Paris attacks on the prospects of ethnic minorities across Western societies. __________________________________________________________________________________ Multiculturalism has been happening for countless centuries, however the amount of it has drastically increased in volume since the post-war era, mainly as a result of refugee’s and issues that came along with the cold war. Since the first Iraq war, and general the modern…

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    World War II (WWII) was by no means completely burden-free for any ethnic group that had existed prior to the inception of the war. In the United States alone, groups such as the Jewish, African Americans, Women, Japanese, and Native Americans had all fought for their own domestically respective issues. With the start of the war came significant population deficits, blatant and unprecedented racism, and common economical upheavals. These issues reiterated the hard truth that no party was…

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    Secondary Research In Esl

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    methodological approach will begin by addressing secondary research on topics of ethnic enclaves, ESL, language disparities / discrimination, daily rounds, and comparative sociolinguistics. This research will lend a practical understanding of the ‘day-to-day’ (“daily round”) in an ESL speaker’s life. Furthermore, it will aid in my formulation…

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    Stereotyping Racial Groups

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    Growing up in the U.S., I see a great amount of diversity of various and unique racial groups compared to any other countries. Currently, there are about 77.1% Caucasians, 17.6% Hispanics or Latinos, 13.3% African Americans, 5.6% Asians, 2.6% two or more races, and 0.2% Native Hawaiian and other Pacific Islanders (Population Estimates). However, with the wide amount of diversity in a country, it may lead to issues that arises from different attitudes, such as stereotyping racial groups without…

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    The initial idea that came to my mind when I thought of cultural competence was my ability to distinguish the different dietary needs of different groups of people based on religion, personal preference, and special needs. Little did I know that the topic of cultural competence is much broader and goes much deeper than just the diets of my patients. In fact, I came to realize, that I had indeed been practicing cultural competence in the workplace without even realizing it; however, not as…

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    In addition, Asians obtain minor roles which don’t give them the platform to obtain a significant and meaningful role that sheds a new, positive light on their culture. Ultimately, Asian Americans are underrepresented in the media, along with other ethnic…

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    Isaac Washington Isaac Washington is a junior African-American student at Jefferson Davis High School, a school known for its academic excellence. When Isaac was a freshman, he was among a group of African-American students that was transferred to Jefferson Davis High School due to a court order to desegregate the metropolitan schools. Because of the desegregation of Jefferson Davis High School, Isaac’s pre-dominantly black school was shut and the students were bused long distances and spread…

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    Nigeria is plagued by conflicts between various ethnic groups, issues of widespread government corruption and ineffectiveness, and by conflicts concerning the production and sale of oil. These problems are all especially evident in the Niger Delta. As a resident of the Niger Delta and an ethnic minority within Nigeria, I have a unique perspective on the situations at hand, as well as how they aught to be remedied. I hope to see citizens of the Delta gain an increased amount of regional…

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