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    Separation means that the non-dominant groups retain their original conditions and refuse to converge with other dominant cultures. Marginalization refers to a process of being outside the dominant society and meanwhile losing their own cultures (Berry, 2008, p. 332). There is an example that comes from a survey about immigrant youth, which was conducted by Berry, Phinney, Sam and Veder in 2006. There is 7997 adolescents…

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    ASIAN AMERICANS Cultural and ethnic identity of Asian students may clash with the American school system due to their beliefs that it is important to work together as a group and maintain an allegiance to their family. The American school system tends to give emphasis to individualism and a healthy competition between students. An Asian student will no doubt see that their ability to do well in school as a duty that they have to help maintain the family structure and failure to do well in…

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    and how an ethnic group chooses to see or act upon a certain privilege. White privilege in particular, is all around us; people who choose not to see it or are unmindful of its presents seem to be living in denial. Others in the white community feel that being white is not a privilege but a disadvantage, they feel that other ethnic groups are actually the more privileged group. The white community often takes everyday life experiences for granted, experiences that other ethnic groups only…

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    Ethnic profiling by law enforcement is never constitutionally justifiable and has no place in American society “Profiling” according to Jandt, F. E., Refers to a law enforcement practice scrutinizing certain individuals based on characteristics thought to indicate a likelihood of criminal behavior (2103. p 87). This practice may work to facilitate law enforcement, however, law enforcement officer(s) must be well trained on what are “characteristics of criminal behavior” and must not be biased by…

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    All mothers want their children to be successful, but the Chinese out do all other ethnicities. Parenting is not an easy job. It takes hard work and dedication, something the Chinese manage to do very thoroughly. Chinese young, do not have the freedom that a child in western culture would have. They grow up in a very disciplinary environment. The mothers make sure of this. Chinese mothers have more successful children because they do not allow their kids to have a large social life or do…

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    Obama’s State of the Union address, suggest that inequality matters. Homeownership rates are beginning to rise since the fall of the Big Five Automakers and Banking systems. However, the distribution of homeownership remains uneven along racial and ethnic lines. Using data from the 2010-2014 3Year Sample of the American Community Survey (ACS), reveal distinct patterns; the Asian-white homeownership gap is detailed by immigration, and spatial patterns…

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    ethnicities other than White becomes the norm (Daniels, 2001). Defining A Nonracist Identity, or Phase Two, includes Pseudoindependence. There is not complete tolerance for other racial groups, and there is an intellectual commitment to the White racial group. While they can work and empathize with others from racial groups other than white, they still deny other cultures and ethnicities. Immersion/Emersion is characterized by acknowledgment of racism and White privilege. They believe that…

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    unintentional discrimination that is said. People are quick to make assumptions about certain groups. They do not always realize what they are saying. It tends to be simple ignorance. This of course is not an excuse. At Lee, I do see that whatever ethnic group we have tended stay together. It becomes almost a base of sorts. I do not think this is any form of discrimination. It does not mean they do not mingle with other groups. Individually, everyone has his or her own mix of friends. I think…

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    When I decided to move up to Thunder Bay from Ottawa in order to earn my teaching degree here at Lakehead, it never occurred to me that I would get to learn about Aboriginal Canadian culture and how to incorporate that culture into my classroom. As I have decided to remain and attempt to find a job in Northern Ontario, I now recognize the importance of my understanding Aboriginal culture. With the likelihood of having both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal students in my classroom, helping to…

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    greatest contributing factor to these conflicts is major differences in ethnic and cultural identity when presented with a vacuum in political power. I will explore the cases of both Sri Lanka and Rwanda -both former colonies that experienced mass bloodshed once independence was granted- by comparing their histories as colonies, the violence experienced, and the differences in identity found between the most prominent groups in each respective country. Initially colonized in 1505 by the…

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