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    I believe this to be the single most important form of discrimination in schools today. Children/young adults can be very cruel to each other because the culture that public education has created. Students who may receive reduced or free lunches might be made fun of because other students might think they are poor. This can affect their education because of unwanted stress the student receives from being made…

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    Culture is a thing some people don't like to talk about. Some people don't like their cultural heritage because, of how other people treat other not of their own race. Some might look at others as outcast or aliens. It is clear, when reading "An Indian Father's Plea" , "Two Kinds, and "Everday Use" that culture impacts a person in more than then one way. "Legal Alien", they we're speaking of how "You may speak Spanish but, you're not like me". In some people's eyes we may be…

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    strategic geographical location. In this paper we will discuss Russia’s culture, its characteristics, terrain, communication lines and weather while doing ASCOPE analysis. Main Body Let us discuss ‘what is culture?’ first. Culture can be defined as the shared patterns of the interactions and behaviors, emotional understanding and cognitive constructions that learned from the socialization…

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    individual cultures mostly through participant observation, living in a culture or learning a culture different from your own. Cultural anthropology seeks to learn and compare cultures to help us as humans understand each other and recognize our diversity (Cloak, Jr., F. T., 1968). Basically, one cannot fully understand a culture without looking at all the features (the whole picture). One of the basic importances of cultural anthropology has been the comparability of all human cultures.…

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    Cabramatta Research Paper

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    Communities Define the term community A community is normally referred to as a group of people, varying in numbers, living in a specific geographical area (e.g. urban/rural area, town, neighbourhood, or village) . These group of people normally share certain things in common such as race, religion, interests etc. Distinguish between a community based on shared space and shared social organisation A community based on shared space often refers to a certain amount of people living in, sharing, or…

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    Urban Tribes is a book about indigenous people that are coping with differences, specifically with the transition between suburbanism to urbanism, ceremony, A lot of indigenous people grow up in the reservation, but then as they get older or start going to high school the move into the big cities. Other times, people grow up in the city but live close to the reservation. Sometimes, indigenous people grow up in the reservation, but then as they get older they move into the city. This can be a…

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    Conception Of Culture

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    Culture was first used to discuss cultivating land and as time progressed, it now is used to describe the cultivation of minds and souls. Culture is described to be, the abilities and forms of behaviour people have acquired as members of a society (Erikson 2001), thus it is a system of behaviour that is learned. There is no one version of culture or an idea that different cultures are completely the same, as Edward Tyler reinstates “culture… is that complex whole which includes knowledge, belief…

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    was born in Liberia, Africa. My father’s side of the family originated from Liberia (coordinates 6.3167° N, 10.8000° W) and several relative have long since made the 6999.63 mile journey to Southern California where they now reside. San Diego is an urban environment renowned for its parks, museums and zoo’s. For example, The San Diego Zoo as well as the Balboa Park are two of San Diego’s most predominant attractions. Such attractions directly…

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    Culture is important because it represents who you are and where you come from. Culture is defined as the arts and other manifestations of human intellectual achievement regarded collectively. People see art and entertainment as important parts of life because it is a form of expression and is something to be taken in. It is a source of beauty and pleasure. All human societies have forms of beauty and pleasure. Culture consist of five elements: traditions/customs, art/entertainment,…

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    with the Macedonian or the home culture, and a high identification with the host, New Zealand, culture, is commonly referred to as being bi-cultural. Rimbovska stated “to say that I’m a Kiwi feels to me like I’m neglecting the culture I was born in and grew up (partially in) which I don’t want to do”(B. Rimbovska, personal communication, August 8, 2015). This connection between the home culture and the host culture actively helps to justify the argument that culture can be a mix of socio and…

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