The definitions of diversity and culture were similar to what we have been learning in this course so far. The general response I received was that culture is passed down from each generation and diversity is a description of who you are such as race, ethnicity, weight, and more. I don't think that aspects were omitted. The way other peoples definitions influence my thinking is that each person has the same definition they just describe it in their own ways. It has reminded me that each person can have the correct definition, but just like culture be unique and different in how they describe it.
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The passing of the torch from one generation to another is generally what most people define as culture. Thanks for the insight. I really appreciate that you pointed out that each person has their own unique definition and outlook on culture and diversity.
ReplyDeleteThe inherited culture topic was one that came up with each of the people chosen to complete the interview portion of this assignment. It was as if people automatically associate family culture with the "only" one that holds meaning. Perhaps this is due to the challenges of retaining one's values when attempting to fit in with society. This has been a difficult thing for me personally, as we adjust to a new normal.
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I heard a lot of the same answers. I don't think this is a negative thing, I do wonder if there is more that we could learn about culture and how it affects children and social identities.
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