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    Hmong Culture In America

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    Hi Jessica! I can relate to lack of exposure to different cultures. I have only recently been exposed to the mass variety of different cultures through classmates, teachers, and courses at Mizzou. Several of my classes have prepared me for working with individuals with different cultures. My food and culture class prepared me for accommodating individuals dietary needs and understanding body language. I am also glad to say I have never had conflict with another person over culture. I am always…

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    My Cultural Identity

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    Culture identity is all around the world. Everywhere and anywhere many different people appear. From Chinese to hispanic, african americans to caucasians. Some might say where all the same inside, but the reality is how people represent their culture. I for one am not a genius, intelligent, oriental person you want me to be. Most latinos/ latinas find speaking and different language called “Spanish” part of their culture. They’re used to eating food they grow. They’re used to celebrating a…

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    The complexities of culture have been around for generations. Today however, it has become necessary to acknowledge and gain an awareness of different cultures. Especially in the field of counseling. The role of Social Identity Factors in the development and the ADDRESSING systems as a cultural tool in assisting the counselor in ideneritying M worldview and influences have an impact on how cultural awareness. This biases, psychologists recognize 10 major factors of cultural difference that are…

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    Museum Report The Tangipahoa African American Heritage Museum and Veterans Archives was established in February 2007. The Tangipahoa African American Heritage Museum and Veterans Archives is comprised of African American murals, artifacts, photographs and art work that tell the African American story. The museum is also one of the largest in the south with over eight galleries that consist of over 20 original murals, original art and artifacts all from African American inventors and artist. The…

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    determination, different methods have been used in biological anthropology including morphological, statistical, and metric analysis. Each of these sections subsections and variation of techniques for identifying remains based on the type of remains available and the needs in identifying. Particular types of identification techniques have been used as case studies within this paper based on current discussions…

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    Is "race" being used in the proper sense? Michael Hadjiargyrou, a microbiologist and writer for Live Science, argues that it is not. He cites genetics and history in order to provide a compelling claim for the word's more careful use. The author begins by correcting the assumed idea that humans have different "races." He brings in scientific terms to back up his point, claiming "we all share a single phenotype". Furthermore, Hadjiargyrou provides an ethos argument through his career as a…

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    Fences of prejudices is what the world has become where the ignorance of the people have them separated due to differences in ethnicities. One of the fences that have left a great inconsolable memory around the world the fence used during the holocaust for the reason of. One being Jew and one being German, they were both separated and forbidden from interacting with the general population because of their ethnicity all this was enforced under the wing of the Nazi regime. This separation was…

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    PART 1 The main point raised by Gloria Ladson-Billings about the concept of culture is to emphasize the lack of knowledge about culture in our society. Ladson-Billings explains the reason for the failure in education of minorities is due to the fact that teachers do not know how to adapt their teaching skills to help a child who is not like them, which they consider to be “normal”. I agree with her reasoning because students are unique and their ways of learning and grasping information all…

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    A cultural profile can be defined as oral traditions and expressions, performing arts; social gatherings, rituals and traditions knowledge and beliefs about nature and the universe; and craftsmanship. My cultural profile was very unclear to me before starting this assignment. After doing some research and self-inspection, I would classify myself as belonging to modern teenage/young adult American culture. Two very broad cultures I’d like to compare with my own are Baptist Christian culture and…

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    Indiana State Museum Essay

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    The first thing that caught my attention about the Indiana State Museum was that the museum is basically divided into two parts. It is divided into the natural history side and the cultural history side. I found this very interesting, as I had just assumed that everything in the museum was imported, categorized, and stored in similar manors. When you think about it, it makes sense to divide the museum into two parts as it allows the staff members of the two teams to be specialized experts in…

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