Multiculturalism

Every experience we encounter presents us with a chance to grow, to overcome difficulties, and expand our minds. We are the result of our life experiences, which are the foundations of personal growth and development. Any one experience will have its own effect and lasting impact on our identities, but it is the culturally diverse experiences, like those I have and will continue encounter at Washington Technology Magnet School that will remain a part of me and my future as a multicultural educator

Prior to diving into the thoughts and explanations of Appiah, one must become aware that the commonplace definition of Cosmopolitanism is, “belonging to all the world; not limited to just one part of the world.” (dictionary.com) With that being said, the author of Cosmopolitanism: Ethics in a World of Strangers, defines the idea of cosmopolitanism as this: The success of international exchange is a product of the acknowledgment of different cultures and their viewpoints. Appiah spends more than

The 1950s and 1960s were widely recognized as the second “Golden Age” after the 1920s. However, it is questioned whether it really was a period of growth and stability for all the citizens of Canada. Many French Canadians have brought up the question about if their rights and needs were properly recognized by Canada during this time period. The needs of French Canadians were met to an extent by Canada in the 1950s and 1960s because of the inclusion of their culture, the economic standing of French

What is your motivation for applying for the Resident Assistant position with Housing and Dining Services? Coming to KSU as an incoming freshman, and starting potentially one of the biggest steps of my life was nerve wracking. However, after being here for two months I can easily call this place my second home. I currently live on the eighth floor of Moore Hall with some of the greatest people on earth. In the short amount of time that we’ve been together, my hall has thrived and molded into, not

Australia is a much luckier country than Vietnam in a number of ways. Especially in social, historical and political aspects, Australia is much more well off. Currently, Vietnamese people are persecuted for expressing their opinion and historically, Vietnam has been involved in much worse wars, and of course politically, with the fact that it is a one party communist dictatorship. However, it can be argued that Vietnam has a better manufacturing industry and also a strong economy. In Donald Horne's

"Showing a great deal of variety; very different ". Not only is that the definition of diverse, but it is also a description if Canada. Canada is described like this because it is so different from other places in terms of physical characteristics, population, and natural resources. Due to these factors Canada is unlike other places but in a good way. Canada is a country with immense physical and cultural diversity. The people in Canada are a huge part of what makes it immensely diverse. In

The current collective vision of national identity in Canadian society is that Canada is a pluralistic society, where their is many members from all different types of ethnic groups and where Canada accepts all immigrants from around the world. Canada is also known as one of the most multicultural nation states, which allows individuals to practice and maintain their culture and traditions without fear of their rights being restricted. Canada is welcoming and open to the many different cultures and

Canada has a very unique cultural aspect that not many countries share. It is one of just eleven countries that has official policies of bilingualism(1). This mix of languages is a result of two different Colonial empires trying to claim the same land. At first, these two cultures often clashed and did not fraternize at all. As the years went on however, the two tongues learned to accept one another. After accepting one another they morphed into one bilingual culture that Canadian’s from the Atlantic

Have you ever heard the “Melting Pot”, “Mixed Salad”? These are the terms of explanation the phenomenon that a large group of the people comes to the U.S from own’s country for their dream. So, historically, the U.S have made the political mechanism for supervise the immigrants. However, it sometimes didn’t bring proper outcome. In this situation, a lot of people who immigrants from their country has the problem at the part of the local language. Because it may become the big social problem in the

Canada is a nation known for its multicultural society and often referred to as a ‘mosaic’ nation. In such a diverse nation many would believe equality would exist. However it does not; and it is evident in the Canadian society. Banana Boys is play that show case, the trial and tribulation Asian Canadians face, when it comes to their identity. It depicts what it feels like to struggle between two cultures, an Asian culture and the dominate European- Canadian culture. The play demonstrates a tale