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    Cultural Revolution Mao

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    Evaluate the accuracy of this statement in relation to the causes of the Chinese cultural revolution ‘A revolution is not an apple that falls when it is ripe. You have to make it fall.’ This statement by Che Guevara suggests that in order for a revolution to occur, the leaders must not hesitate, but rather, they should take immediate and effective actions. This quote is particularly accurate for the Chinese Cultural Revolution, because the main leader of the Revolution -Mao Zedong- was able to manipulate

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    Cultural Identity Essay

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    is one without a cultural Identity? This is not possible, everyone of us has a cultural identity, they’ve just never realized it yet. People go on through their daily lives with little regard to who they are. Everyone of us has a cultural identity, but we are all very different. As for me, what am I? I know I am half-Japanese and half-Caucasian,which makes me a hapa, but deeper than that, what am I more than just my race? One of the most important elements to define your cultural Identity is to know

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    What is cultural appropriation? It’s a term that has been used a lot in the past few years but also not enough. It’s lack of usage in everyday conversation leads to many misconceptions about what it really means. When you hear those words, you may think of angry social justice warriors who want to tell you want you can and cannot do. And while you have the right to do what you want, those “SJWs” have every right to be angry about appropriation. Though you may think we’re being “too sensitive” about

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    According to society’s knowledge, many can come to an agreement that cultural relativism and diversity can play a huge effect on whether different cultures and traditions share the same respect for morals and values towards each other. However, these two things can be considered as two widespread theories that are used to explain the differences amongst different varieties of cultures, their ethics, and their morals. Between the two theories, both characterize the moral, ethical, and societal differences

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    Cultural Diversity is the existence of a variety of cultural or ethnic groups within a society. There are many processes of Walt’s adaptation to cultural diversity. First, there is the obvious discord between Walt and the young Father of the church. This situation presents cultural differences of identity; specifically, age and religion. This eventually becomes a hindrance in Walt and his Father Janovich’s perception of each other. Walt does not think Father Janovich is credible due to his age and

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    moral theory, Cultural Relativism is widely polarizing amongst its supporters and opponents. The most basic summary of the theory is that morality differs based on what your family culture, or culture you’ve accepted as your own, is. Opponents claim that this leads to no real objective morality, no set standards, possibly leading to generally terrible immoral acts like genocide receiving justification. An argument that some supporters use in rebuttal is that those differing cultural beliefs are based

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    Bourdieu Cultural Capital

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    Briefly describe Bourdieu’s theory of ‘cultural capital’ and discuss how it might influence our experience of consumer culture. In his work on privilege and disadvantage, Bourdieu outlined three forms of capital individuals can possess which increase social mobility. He maintained that economic, social and cultural capital are all influential in the interaction between individuals and their place in society. ‘Cultural capital’ is described as having everything required to fit in with a certain group

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    that it is important that educators  and health providers be trained on cultural competency to understand the population they are serving. Marks, Sims, and Osher (King, Sims, & Osher, n.d.) define cultural competency  as a set of congruent behaviors, attitudes, and policies that come together in a system, agency, or among professionals and enables that system, agency, or those professionals to work effectively in cross–cultural situations" ( as cited in Cross et al., 1989; Isaacs & Benjamin, 1991)

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    financial targets and money return, cultural heritage being an important humanity asset becomes victim of oppressive and destroying actions meant to institute economic and social progress. Cultural destructiveness and ignorance are observed in Banksy’s graffiti of a worker jet blasting over prehistoric art from a city wall. As progress along with mass and cyber media tend to gain territory and people’s sympathy, we must be responsible to safeguard the cultural legacy which is the basis of humanity

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    Cultural Appropriation is the propensity of dominant groups exploiting the culture of less privileged groups generally with little comprehension,experience,history and tradition which is why it's considered churlish and derogatory.It is more common to witness members of dominant groups ‘borrowing’ pieces of cultures from the minorities such as Africans , Asians , Latinos, Native Americans and indigenous people in general.They are initially the main groups who predominantly appear to be the minorities

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