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Author: Gerald Corey, Marianne Schneider Corey, Cindy Corey
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Understand basic terminology related to multiculturalism and diversity

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To understand: The basic terminology related to multiculturalism and diversity.

Introduction: The term “culture” is often associated with a specific ethnic group, gender, age, spirituality or religion, nationality, physical capacity, and many more. It can also be considered as a lens through which life is perceived. Multiculturalism can be defined as a way in which the society deals with cultural diversities, at both national and community levels.

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Some of the basic terminologies associated with multiculturalism and diversity are as follows:

  • Ethnicity: This is a sense of identity from a common ancestry that creates a thought of belonging and sharing based on the commonality.
  • Cultural diversity: It denotes the spectrum of differences in the existing groups of people who have definable and unique cultural backgrounds.
  • Cultural pluralism: It describes the complexity that exists in culture and values of the diversified beliefs and values.
  • Cultural awareness: This describes the compassion and acceptance that is based on self-understanding and understanding about others within one’s culture.
  • Cultural tunnel vision: It is the perception of the reality pertaining to very limited cultural experiences.
  • Stereotypes: It is an oversimplified and uncritical generalization about people who belong to a specific group.
  • Racism: Racism is a kind of behavior that denies opportunities or privileges to members of a particular group because of their race or culture.
  • Microaggression: It is the persistent, verbal, environmental, and behavioral assaults or insults or invalidations that are difficult to identify. This often occurs due to gender, race, sexual orientation, or the ability status.

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