Comments on: Culture & Identity http://dominicarenas.wordpress.com/2008/07/22/culture-identity/ For Multicultural Communication Thu, 14 Aug 2008 06:55:33 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: nayabrifat http://dominicarenas.wordpress.com/2008/07/22/culture-identity/#comment-3 nayabrifat Thu, 24 Jul 2008 03:40:35 +0000 http://dominicarenas.wordpress.com/?p=8#comment-3 Culture, ethnic, racial, color, and etc! Segregation takes place in all these categories. I think that schooling background matters a lot when segregation comes in play. For example, my schooling experience in the United States has made me more acceptable to integration. I have been to many schools due to my family moving from time to time. All of my schools were within Bellevue, however, each school was different in its own ways. The level of diversity within students and teachers, importance of education, rules/regulations etc. were all different at each school. An important lesson I learned from such wonderful experiences is that the surroundings of the neighborhood directly impact the our way of thinking about diversity In your article’s case, people that are timid about integration come from a background where integration wasn’t acceptable or they weren’t exposed to it. (Word Count 141) Nayab Rifat Culture, ethnic, racial, color, and etc! Segregation takes place in all these categories. I think that schooling background matters a lot when segregation comes in play. For example, my schooling experience in the United States has made me more acceptable to integration. I have been to many schools due to my family moving from time to time. All of my schools were within Bellevue, however, each school was different in its own ways. The level of diversity within students and teachers, importance of education, rules/regulations etc. were all different at each school. An important lesson I learned from such wonderful experiences is that the surroundings of the neighborhood directly impact the our way of thinking about diversity In your article’s case, people that are timid about integration come from a background where integration wasn’t acceptable or they weren’t exposed to it.
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