people of America I know want to stop this from happening. The America I want to live in, is a place where everyone treats each other the same.There would not be problems with religion, race, sexuality, gender, age, culture, and much more. The America I want to live in does not ‘judge a book by its cover’. The America I want to live in is a place where people accept each other based on their personality, not what they look like or talk like. The United States is a place with much diversity. Diversity
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Diversity in America Eth/125 June 23, 2013 Juan E. Vega I can honestly say that I learned such much in Culture Diversity Class. I learned many not only learned many things regarding my culture but also with other different cultures. The United States has many cultures races and ethnicities which include whites, African America, Native Hawaiian, Native American, Alaska Native, also Asian and American Indian. This class was really eye opener to me and I hope it’s the same with every student
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The United States of America is made up of several different races, religions, and ethnicities, as well as men and women of different ages, and sexual orientations. This makes the United States one of the most diverse nations on earth. It is estimated between the years 2010 to 2050 minorities will increase from 36% to 54% of the population. (Schaefer, p. 4, 2012)(p.4). Immigration is the main reason for this estimate. It is estimated that in 2050, 67 million people will be immigrants and another
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Diversity in America Joseph Bray ETH/125 10-11-2015 Leah Kintner Diversity in America The diverse population in America is what makes the country so special in comparison to other countries and parts of the world. The United States of America is home to countless different cultures and races and still continues to grow because of this. The Land of the Free has so much to offer its citizens in terms of understanding other cultures and religions because of wide spectrum of people who have
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America and Diversity Kathy McGowan ETH/125 February 2, 2014 Shanna Birkholz-Vasquez America and Diversity Over more than two hundred years, the United States has grown from a fledgling nation to one of the most powerful countries in the world. The principles which established this nation attracted many different groups to its shores. Principles of freedom of religion and speech bought refugees from different ethnic groups. While other groups came to seek their fortune in the “land of
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America has become a melting pot of ethnic people. If you live in or near a city you can see the many ethnic cultures that influence our lives. America began with waves of immigrants, bringing their own cultures and traditions to a new country so they can express them. Nowhere else on this planet can you find such a diverse population. It's this mixture that makes America what it is but it also makes up a lot of the problems we face. Because of this diversity, Americans are unique in the fact that
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America today is probably the number one country with the most cultural diversity with yet not much culture at all. America has so much diversity because America accepts immigrants from all around the world, these immigrants making up social groups such as; Italians, Asians, Chinese, African Americans, Polish, Germans, Arabs, Indians and so on. Culture comes from each of these social groups. Culture is the behaviors, ideologies, and molding principles of a group, each social group has its own beliefs
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America has long been considered, “The American Melting Pot”, born on the ideas of differences. While America has long been rooted in this idea, it has not been easy for all groups of individuals to be accepted in America’s recent past. Like all differences, differences have the ability to be seen as a source of conflict, a source of achievement, or both. One of the main areas where acceptance has been a source of conflict in America’s past, has been individuals with disabilities. In the past, these
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Diversity and Prejudice in America Alycia Toth Eth/125 Professor Nowinski “It is time for parents to teach young people early on that in diversity there is beauty and there is strength.” Maya Angelou said these famous words and she could not have been more accurate. Discrimination and hate are not going away anytime soon but educating our youth on history, diversity, and prejudice could very well be the key to coming closer to the end. First I would like to discuss what I have learned from
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One of the largest controversial topics that is talked about race and diversity throughout America. How to deal with diversity and things that are like this that could affect your life. Not judging a book by its cover is something that every child has heard many times but you don’t realize how life changing it can be if you really do allow yourself to open up and allow other cultures and customs into your life. The definitions of culture is a way of life of a group of people--the behaviors, beliefs
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