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    As a nurse I know that I will have to be aware of any prejudice and biases I may have toward a certain group of people. There was one instance where the idea of two men together seemed to bother me. One of my best friends in high school was homosexual and it never concerned me at that moment. It was fun hanging out with him. I went out with him and his potential new boyfriend to the movies and it didn’t trouble me. After high school we went our separate ways and he moved away. I started hanging

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    41.3% hispanic, 5.1% black , two or more races 1.1%, and .5% American Indian. We have a variety of groups which is what makes up our community a great place to start a One Book, One City because it is a cultural book, filled with both sides of the story. Fort Morgan is made up of many races but the two main ones are white and hispanic. Fort Morgan’s hispanic race percentage is above that of Colorado’s Average, according to City Data. Because of the diversity, especially with a high hispanic percentage

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    similar sounds and patterns of language development (Zimbardo, n.d.a). From here, culture shapes and directs meaningful customs and behaviors. The influence toward cultural behavior begins nearly immediately with the source of caregiving. In the Hispanic culture, Orshan (2008) noted that, similar to the American culture, child care, and subsequent language learning, is primarily the job of the mother. This may be related to sex characteristics which enable mothers to be biologically related to a

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    Communication Cultural Sensitivity Paper No culture is growing at a faster pace than the Hispanic population, surpassing African Americans as the largest minority population in the United States. The Hispanic population increased from 35.3 million to 50.5 million in 2010. The intention of this paper is to increase the awareness and understanding of cultural competency and cultural sensitivity toward the Hispanic culture. Cultural competency cannot be overemphasized as it plays an imperative role

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    about the terrain and location of the various cities he traveled to through the duration of his childhood. Although this story is designed to portray the early life of Ernesto Galarza, it also does a tremendous job of capturing the essence of Hispanic culture during his

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    is a very beautiful diverse small town with about 19,000 populations. The Blacks and African Americans are the major population right next to the Hispanics population. The citydata.com states that the Hispanics are the second largest group living in Fresno. On the race chart, they are 33.1 percent making them about 6,318 residents. However, the Hispanics brings culture to the community especially when it comes to music, events, schools, nonprofit organizations, small businesses and restaurants. As

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    What are the obstacles to direct communication? Why do social workers need to understand these? The obstacles of to direct communication is that the social worker has to be able to use direct communication and be able to be mindful of the clients feelings. For example I am a male, so when talking to a female ho has just been sexually assaulted I would be mindful of my words. A social worker needs to understand this because whatever they say to client has to be in a way the client can understand

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    disease. Hispanic Culture Communication Most Hispanic immigrants speak English fluently, however there are still many that speak mostly, if not all, Spanish (CDC 2011). Hispanics view verbal communication as courteous and respectful. However, in nonverbal communication maintaining eye contact may be interpreted as a challenge to some Hispanic cultures. Overall, Hispanic social norms emphasize the importance of communication both verbal and nonverbal in relationships (CDC 2011). In Hispanic culture

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    Sexuality I grew up straight, and my aunt always said that “it is okay to be gay or a lesbian but bisexuals are dirty” she believed they were dirty because they played both sides and for her that was not okay. I grew up in a Hispanic world we have only five black families and a handful of white families so we did not have much cultural diversity to worry about. As we all know sexuality has nothing to do with culture. I had many friends who were gay, and bisexual growing up, and it was hard being

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    shunned if they do attend. The reason behind this is that Hispanic families tend to have family oriented parties because this brings a sense of family bonding and togetherness. To begin the invitation process, you will often call one family member, who will then spread the news around, effectively acting as an invitation for the whole family. Following this, one must effectively create a music playlist. Creating a music playlist full of Hispanic songs is essential for an enthusiastic party. You must

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