Cesar Chavez

In our society today, culture is not what it used to be hundreds of years ago. There is no more “pure” culture. Our culture today is enriched with many different traditions and customs that are being shared and adopted. Due to emigration and immigration, a variety of diverse customs, beliefs, and knowledge moved with every exiting and entering human being. Thus, changing and shaping the culture of many. Throughout the world, the beliefs and religious views of culture are dissimilar around the world. By taking the time to read, listen and learn about certain people’s culture, there will be knowledge and understanding that will be gained.

As Mahatma Gandhi said, “No culture can live, if it attempts to be exclusive” (Mahatma). Our culture identifies who we are and how we behave in social environments and provides us with a foundation in which to live our lives and raise our families. Each individual culture has certain customs and courtesies that are important. Exposure to the cultures of others can be intimidating and can leave a person feeling confused and unsure about how they fit in (Schaefer 60). Culture shock can leave a person feeling out of place in an unfamiliar culture (Schaefer 60). Our diverse societies demand understanding and acceptance of other cultures. Learning and understanding these cultures before being

It is not wrong to wear clothing or eat food from cultures different from your own, but the minute credit is not given to the right people is the minute one’s “appreciation” turns into appropriation.

Many people “characterize cultures”, in order to seek differences instead of finding similarities and assimilating peacefully. Some might think it’s best to keep everyone separated because we are all so different. But I believe the best things come from sharing with others, belonging to a diverse community, and gaining a variety of perspectives on life.

Culture can be seen in religion, language, family structure, food, music, dance, and so much more. The most crucial elements of culture are its values and beliefs. Values are deeply embedded and are critical for transmitting and teaching a culture’s beliefs (page 58). However, it is unwise to work on the assumption that people have a particular culture simply because they have a particular skin color.

The social conventions of one region can differ throughout the world, this culture affects how we live and requires us to conform to the norms of the society we live in.

including our customs. Our father a prisoner of war, and mother dies in 1940 under bombs attack. .

can make an immense effect in people lives. Almost every people follow their culture and so its

Many of the problems we face with others who are not like us as a culture are due to misunderstandings. When you learn about culture worldwide, and see why others do things differently then you do, it’s easier to understand them it allows the other culture to see you are freely open to learn about them. This can develop ones sympathy to cultures. It’s harder to justify things like hatred and violence when you understand where another person is coming from. At the end of the research one should have learned that when you learn about other cultures, you learn that there is more than one approach to

In today 's society, “people are closed minded,” and do not take the opportunity getting to know the other person because of stereotyping and racism. Even though we all have different opinions toward other cultures, norms, beliefs and values we should all respect each other differences. We should consider learning from one another and not judge a person based on their race, ethnicity, gender and religion. As a society, it is very important; we educated ourselves in other cultures, even though we all have different values and beliefs.

Firstly, I believe that cultures should be preserved not altered or tweaked to fit a standard set by a reigning nation. Almost every country in the world

Again in this culturally diverse country, we need to acquire cultural competence. Before we attain this one, we need to be aware of our own beliefs and values. By then, we are sensitive towards

In order to understand how cultural imperialism works, the consideration of one’s own culture is required to understand, accept and learn from the culture of others. The world shares one thing in common, that being humanity, it is the cultural differences that pose crucial boundaries on how humans understand each other’s culture. Given that, culture is then a combination of components that shape a nations or region’s identity, that includes knowledge, languages, values, customs, and material objects. Notably, these components of cultural are passed down from person to person, generation to generation. Surely, humans are nurtured to understand socially accepted norms, values, beliefs and behaviors to help guide them in a society. Since culture encompasses all aspects of human life, for fear of losing their ‘humanity’ arises the concept of cultural imperialism. Understandably, this term can be rationalized as a culture refusing to accept their way of way life as inferior to others. So, emerges this concept of imposing one’s cultural superiority on another inferior group of people. To emphasize, culture is described as “a toolkit for survival ... of symbol, stories, rituals, and worldviews, which people may use in varying configurations to solve different kinds of problems” (Caron, 2014). In effect, culture is a stabilizing force in society, yet, it may also generate conflict and violence.

How wonderful is to see bad things changing! It is very important to obey one’s culture but I strongly believe that even though a country’s culture must be respected; it can also be better that it does not require impossibilities from the possessors :by taking into consideration

Culture can be recognised for nor right or wrong in today’s society. We’ve become as a human race influenced by various avenues and ideas of how things should be done. We all have an ideology that the society we have been bought up is the correct fashion of which others should follow suit, but that not the case in some instances. Culture is the shared values of beliefs, values and normality of how people and businesses should act on in the environment of which we are surrounded by. This doesn’t mean as an individual one has to follow but in some cases as a sign of respect you’ll just have too.