A Diverse Community Of Acceptance

To stop the pollutants from entering the atmosphere car manufacturers have fitted these cars with extremely effective filters but the issue with that is people tamper with them. So when a diesel can emits a dark black smoke it is most likely because the filter is broken or it's missing altogether. A down side to the filter is that it works best when it is hot so short trips around the city won’t do anything to the NOx that passes through it. Car manufacturers have been finding other ways to reduce the emissions by recirculating it back from the exhaust to the cylinder. Another thing they have been doing is injecting urea which is made of ammonia to trap the

It is important to understand our diverse Americans because our country is full of unique people from across the world. Our society is built with people that celebrate their religion In their own way and our country lets us embrace our religion. Our society is an environment where people can exercise their religion without persecution of religion, unlike in other parts of the world where individuals aren't free to practice their religion. In addition, there will always be that Americans will respect you no matter what your background is, unfortunately there's also a small portion of Americans out there that will disagree with you and the choices you will make. As of right now there aren't many places to go without witnessing diversity at

A Roman philosopher, Lucius Annaeus Seneca once stated,“Whenever there is a human being, there is an opportunity for a kindness.” Kindness is the key to developing new friendships with various people. All you need to do is accept. Acceptance of people's differences is crucial, because it expands our understanding of cultures, races, and others from different lifestyles or backgrounds and forms healthier characters out of us. This word is so meaningful. In my opinion, in this situation, it is defined as welcoming people with unlike backgrounds. The primary idea of accepting is showing that you care.

In 1952, African American author Ralph Ellison’s novel, Invisible Man, was published. Throughout the novel, a war against stereotypes and racism and dominant parties raged in a quiet but disturbing undertone. Ellison’s “invisible” narrator is stuck in a rut of habitualization for most of the novel, having no real identity of his own until the very end where he gave this statement:

Being in a diverse community as strong as NC State, it would definitely help add to my college experience. Being on the North Carolina State University college campus with a mix of students with different backgrounds and different interests will educate me and allow me to meet new people I would not have met if I had gone to a less diverse college. Attending a college with a diverse student body would also give me the opportunity to learn about different hobbies, religions, ethnicities, or backgrounds I have not been exposed to before. I could truly learn a lot from this

Many people see the goal of diversity and inclusion as having the "correct" numbers of people from different groups. But having a community with the "correct" numbers or "enough" different people means nothing without the willingness to empathize with one another. As a hispanic woman who was raised as a Jehovah's Witness, I often feel like I am just another number. But my background means more than that -- in acknowledging the obstacles I have faced alongside the many privileges I have been granted, I have learned the importance of empathizing with all people. At NC State, I will strengthen campus diversity not being a number, but by truly seeking to understand and connect with those around me.

1. What are the dimensions of cultural diversity? Identify and briefly explain the dimensions by referencing both textbooks.

Having never left the confines of New York City for more than a week or two at a time, there is a certain fear I have of leaving this comfort for college. There are aspects of life away from home that I can prepare for: new friends, a new city, new culture, etc. But, there are certain things no amount of preparation can get me ready for. One such aspect that I was concerned about was diversity of the college community, both on and off campus. Coming from a “cultural melting pot,” would I be able to adjust to little diversity elsewhere?

Please provide specific examples of how your educational and professional experiences, background and philosophy demonstrate your commitment to diversity and equity, and how theses prepare you to contribute to Bellevue College.

My ideas, morals and education are an accumulation of qualities that I have obtained through my interactions with diverse people. Like picking ripe fruit on display in the supermarket, I have benefitted from the ripe perspectives of a these individuals. Differences have changed my perspectives, thoughts and decisions. Because I value the differences of others, I will enrich the diverse learning environment at the UA COM-Phoenix.

If love can be taught, then I am convinced understanding, tolerance, and acceptance can be too. Mr. Mandela’s legacy is a reminder to me of why diversity and inclusion work is, and will continue to be, relevant—and why it goes beyond discussions of race and gender numbers, “business cases,” and “creating organizational value.” This work is meant to teach people, and develop within ourselves the ability to recognize, accept, and understand those things outside of the comfort zone of what we know, feel, and believe. This work is meant to cultivate productive environments where we can have seemingly “uncomfortable” conversations, disagree, and still be able to reconcile our differences. This work is meant to be free of judgment, because I have

I think I fit perfectly into the community of Decatur. As a teacher, I’ve always wanted to teach students whom I can relate with. For the most part, the culture here resembles the culture that I grew up in. The Choice Community has greatly impacted me as a teacher and as a person. As a teacher, I love that I am surrounded around people who I can learn from and who I genuinely enjoy around. It makes the hard tasks and high demands of being a teacher enjoyable. The community also has impacted me as a person, because I we focus on social and global issues.

Building effective partnerships between Gurung’s staff and all ATSI people can be achieved by when there is mutual respect; tolerance of diversity should be observed. Educators should engage in cultural competence which is a

Today, many people and groups stress to their communities the importance of diversity but this primarily focused on the diversity of race. In particular socioeconomic class diversity is important because of the benefits created and the potential boost that our economy could have from it. Communities and housing involves the gathering of people and groups therefore we should look at the importance of diversity in this area. While some families of higher socioeconomic class believe that living among the less fortunate will interfere with their lifestyle, it actually strengthens the economy and grows people understand each other, therefore policies that regulate housing in specific can help end housing segregation.

Rich in history, Turkey rose from the dissolution of the Ottoman Empire in War World II and includes areas formerly known as Anatolia. Stranding two continents, Turkey is a stone throws away from both Asia and Europe; tourist can essentially ferry between the two continents. Bordering the West and the East, Turkey is undeniably influenced by both European and Asian cultures. Remnants of the past litter Turkey as both ancient Roman structures and cities stand in ruins and distinct Turkish temples display the Turkish history. With its benefits of a bordering country, Turkey’s market place is vast and unique; its Great Bazaar draws thousands of tourists every year where they buy European and Asian items and handmade Turkish object. With its