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    's now a social norm.For example, let 's take my high school. We may have called diverse because it we had mixture of ethnic groups but at the end of the day the white people hung out with mainly white people, blacks with blacks, Hispanics with Hispanics etc. I never understood why we did that to ourselves. We separated ourselves based on our race instead of trying to mix groups and get along with everyone. I 'm under the assumption that it 's because of a psychological thing; that we feel more…

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    Cultural Abuse Case Study

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    nepotism. Nepotism is the power that leaders and managers utilize to influence companies or organizations to give preferential treatment to friends, and relatives; particularly, as it relates to employment. Unanswered questions as it relates to ethnic groups, mainly those that connect to a familiar, the same and unique background; for example, faith and speech. The concept…

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    Moreover, all three articles filled with examples of existing but masked racism in all groups of society. Rodriguez recalls her childhood memories in Latino-American community, when she learned about “clues” referring to racial differences and classifications. As the author points out, “skin color” and “physical features” play an important…

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    Asian American Struggles

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    holding a higher median household income, $66,000, compared to the general population’s $49,800 (Pew Research Center). With a rise in Asian immigrants and the Asian American populace as a whole and how they are projected to be the largest minority group by 2055 (Cepeda), the U.S. economy seems to have a bright future ahead. However, the well-known fallacy of stereotypes is that they have their exceptions and also that statistics sometimes can be framed to skew the situation. Hunger and…

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    Obstetrics Research Paper

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    University Introduction Obstetrics is special specialty that cares for millions of people each year across numerous cultures. Obstetrics is not just one individual, but care for mother and baby. Caring for individuals of another culture and ethnic background can be difficult due to different cultural practices and predisposed genetic health conditions. This paper will discuss the cultural background of Aisha, a pregnant African-American female in her early twenties with hypertension, and…

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    more closely to either support or argue against the claims of literature on social network ties and support networks. The networks were studied using various measures, including: network size, average tie strength, age homophily, female proportion, ethnic diversity and homophily, kin centredness, total supportiveness, average complexity, and density. Average Tie Strength In the Table 1 network, the average tie strength was 2.92. The strongest possible tie strength was 3 and the weakest…

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    reading of Loukaitou-Sideris and Grodach, “Displaying and Celebrating the ‘Other’: A Study of the Mission, Scope, and Roles of Ethnic Museums in Los Angeles.” In Sideris and Grodach’s work they showed a table that indicates roles that the ethnic museum JANM might offer, such as being an: advocate of a particular culture, or interpreter of the culture and history of the ethnic group. As the Japanese American National Museum it posses an importance to the community as seeks to educate the larger…

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    From the data it is seen that there was a lower percentage of those that died between the years 1-5 than previous year but within the data of this age group some of them died due to diarrhea and exhaustion . This may be explained by the fact that “Contaminated milk might have affected the age one to five group more than it did the under one group, who were still largely breast fed.” (Leavitt,1982) “The drop in childhood mortality began in the late…

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    At the end of each school year, administrators at both schools will prepare a narrative that reports school-based efforts to reduce racial, ethnic, and economic isolation by exposing students to diverse students and teachers. In the suburban school, the administrator will reference participation in the Open Choice Program, and will cite the school’s Spanish language program, multi-cultural literature…

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    Racial groups are comprised of many ethnic groups; conversely, ethnic groups may include members of more than one racial group. Race is a social-historical concept used to classify individuals based on a difference. More than 1/3 of nation is currently African American, Latino, Asian American, and American Indian. Different…

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