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    childhood to adulthood, going through the stage of adolescence and beginning to have a relationship with one of her peers, Nick. The impact of the physical, cognitive, and socioemotional forces, in addition her family relationship, socioeconomic status, ethnic background and family dynamic have influenced Lindsay throughout this stage of her development. Forces of Development The three forces of development, which include physical, cognitive, and socio-emotional,…

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    approaches is necessary to supplement the conventional healthcare models. Besides, they recognize that the CVD, along with its causative factors, affects individuals across different ethnic, social class, and racial groups. However, they illustrate the disproportionate burden it has on the disadvantaged populations including ethnic minorities and low-income earners. This constitutes the target population of this study where participants were drawn from ethnically diverse patients in…

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    government inaction allows other crimes to be committed against them. When a civilian kills a civilian, it is a crime. When law enforcement murders a civilian, it is justified. In the end, racial profiling is plain racism, a way to characterize a group of people by their skin and not their…

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    My partner and I observed two different television shows to analyze the representation of ethnic groups. The two shows we watched were Good Luck Charlie and CSI: Miami. Our findings differed in many ways, which isn’t very surprising in today’s generation. The show Good Luck Charlie that was analyzed only represented white people whereas the other show, CSI: Miami, represented whites, blacks, and also Latinos. This seemed to be reasonable for the shows that are aired on television in this day in…

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    Netflix on Monday, November 9th from 12:30 to 1:30 pm. Before watching the episode, I created a chart listing the possible racial-ethnic groups that could appear in the episode. Then as I watched the episode, I took a tally of the number of characters that belonged to each racial-ethnic group and wrote down words that described the characters of each racial-ethnic group and how they were portrayed. While watching an episode of “Orange is the New Black”, I observed a total of 42 characters:…

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    Gerald Auger was a veritable treat. I do not often come into contact with Indigenous peoples, and the fact that he is such a well-spoken activist for his people with an heart for indie film that tells the accurate history of this misunderstood people group made this an enlightening question/answer session indeed. random-photo-ben-clayton-photography-1.jpg.jpg…

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    ethnical backgrounds within the city of Madison, my group and I walked up and down South Park Street along Monona Bay. Originally from small-town Iowa, I was never exposed to racial diversity and expected little more from our neighboring Midwest state. We began our journey at the Meriter Hospital heading south towards the belt line. While walking, we observed our surroundings, took notes on peculiar sites, and interacted with a variety of different ethnic restaurant employees and business…

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    in society and adapt to the standards and beliefs that society has. One way we get placed into a certain race or ethnic group is based off of our skin color. Because society places us into these racial categories, we see a lot of ethnic and racial inequality. We may not like the group…

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    Ethnic Identity Stage

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    was when we saw the first signs of different people groups. The people all spoke one language on the earth and when they tried to build a tower to reach God, God humbled them by confusing their language so that they did not understand each other and was forced to abandon the project. People dispersed over the face of the earth and hence we saw the separation of people, the birth of different languages, cultures and most importantly people groups or what we now call ethnicity. However, over the…

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    home, or perhaps, simply maintaining an aspect of one’s identity has been vastly assisted and supported through Mediatisation. This mentioned aspect of cultural identity could range from learning a language to consuming or merely just purchasing “ethnic” food that is relevant…

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