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Exercise 8: Cultural Lens Public health is devoted to promoting equity and inclusion for all people. We live in diverse communities and often interact with people who are both similar and different from us. The goal of this assignment is to think about who we most interact with in our daily lives. As we think about these interactions, you will indicate the race, ethnicity, and gender for different types of people in your life. To help define and describe these terms, please refer to the following: Race refers to a narrow description of groups of people based on physical/biological attributes. Some examples include: American Indian or Alaska Native, Asian, Black or African American, Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander, Two or more Races, White, Chinese, Filipino, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, etc. Ethnicity is a broader term that refers to groups that share common cultural identities based on shared culture, religion, language, nationality, customs, etc. Some examples include: Hispanic, non-Hispanic, German, Tagalog, etc. Gender is socially constructed and refers to the roles, norms, and behaviors one's society expects of individuals (traditionally based on their sex). Gender can change over time and differs across societies. Some examples include: female, male, non-binary, agender, Two-Spirit, etc. Directions: Provide an answer identifying race, ethnicity, and gender for each of the following statements. If you are unsure, write N/A. Be sure to answer the reflection questions on page two. Race Ethnicity Gender I identify as White Non-Hispanic Female My family members are mostly White Non-Hispanic Female My neighbors (or roommates) are mostly White Non-Hispanic Female My doctor is White Non-Hispanic Female My dentist is White Non-Hispanic Male My boss is N/A N/A N/A My co-workers are mostly N/A N/A N/A My friends are mostly Black and White Non-Hispanic Female The author of the last book I read is White Non-Hispanic Male The actors in the last movie I saw were mostly White Non-Hispanic Female The actors in my favorite show are mostly White Non-Hispanic Female My favorite musician/band is/are mostly White Non-Hispanic Male The last person to visit my house was White Non-Hispanic Male My classmates are mostly Very Diverse Very Diverse Very Diverse My teachers are mostly White Non-Hispanic Female
People who share my same hobby are mostly White Non-Hispanic Female Reflection Section Please answer each of the following questions in complete sentences. After reviewing all your answers in the table above, what did you realize? The majority of the people and environments I spend time in/with are the same as me. Have your answers changed at all since high school? My classmates were mostly white, non-hispanic, males in High school so yes it is much more diverse now in college. Think of your immediate environment, who do you mostly socialize with (race/ethnicity/gender)? White non hispanic females How often do you interact with groups of people who are not a part of your identity? The majority of our long time family friends are hispanic so whenever I see them. My best friend is also mixed. If you had to describe yourself with any four words, what would they be? 1. introverted 2. intelligent 3. persistent 4. sympathetic How does interacting with people who are different from you impact your ability to be a culturally competent health professional? It allows me to see things from others’ points of views and recognize differences.
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