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    share the same language, accent, religion, history, and even national origin. Most of the time, ethnicity is something that is obtained through learning, under the form and lifestyle, among others. Although each individual at a given time can seek a new ethnicity, every individual is born belonging to a particular ethnic group. Some examples

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    My ethnicity does not influence my life in many ways. Currently, I have very little knowledge on the history of my ethnicity, which is why it does not influence my life very much. Now I would like to research the history and the ethnicity within my family to know more about where I came from and how my ethnicity can influence me in the future. I would describe my ethnic background as close family members composed of: mostly Germans, a few Scottish and a few Irish and English. I know this because

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    participation and inclusion in ethnic groups may vary, causing their ethnicity to develop over the course of a lifetime. EMERGE?? Relating Barth’s theory to the first Italian immigrants and the way Italian-Americans define their ethnicity today sheds new light on how individuals shape their ethnicity; as more individuals immigrated, their interactions with

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    Ethnic identity is described as one’s sense of belonging to an ethnic group that is composed of ethnic awareness, self-identification, attitudes, and behaviors as a part of their membership. In America, there are many minorities, such as Latinos, Asians, and Blacks, who have a unique culture integrated within their ethnic group. However, society has been guilty of assimilating people into becoming more “American” rather than allowing them to express their culture. Through their own personal experiences

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    exotics who are spewed from their native countries in prodigious numbers are the cause of the present deplorable state of this nation. While one party may be tip toeing around this grievance, we-those who so desire only to see our nation rise again to its former glory- demand a solution one that is fair, cheap, and easy to assuage the strife brought to our fair (white) nation. Other projectors are grossly mistaken in their contemplation. For many years I've let my mind wonder and like a carrier pigeon

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    Rebecca Caldwell Western Civ. II Ms. Ward 3/20/2015 Nationalism in Early 1800’s Europe Many countries and their peoples are patriotic and excited to be a member of their country. The feeling of a people belonging together - because of a common history, ethnics, or language – is called nationalism. In the Merriam-Webster dictionary, nationalism is completely defined as “a feeling that people have of being loyal to and proud of their country, often with the belief that it is better and more important

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    Colombia. I was born in Colombia. Being born in an magnificent culture was a great motivator to strive for a desire to represent my country. This sociological perspective of motivation to represent my culture was destroyed once I stepped in New York City. Adapting to a new form of patriotism was hard. I was called up named because I was from Colombia. I did not liked the ongoing bullying. However, the conflict perspective of specially NewYorkers made me feel embarrassed about being Colombian. NewYorkers

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    In “Why everyone should stop calling immigrant food ‘ethnic’” the writer, Lavanya Ramanathan writes that referring to these foods as “ethnic” makes them appear to be more foreign than they are. Ramanathan states that describing the cuisine from foreign countries as “ethnic” seems to only apply to those “countries whose people have the brownest skin.” She goes on to say that she has observed that true “ethnic” cuisine is often looked down upon and considered low while “fusion cuisine”, combinations

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    Patriotism In America

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    Patriotism. How could you even begin to define it? Is it the fireworks on the Fourth of July? Is it the glory of watching our national team win a medal in the Olympics? Is it an immigrant finally being able to call America their home? Patriotism is defined as the attachment or sense of pride that one feels about what they would decide as their homeland. According to many Americans, it’s a feeling we all share as citizens. Everyone has their own definition of what that pride or attachment consists

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    Mr. Villanueva has been a 15 year employee with the company and is currently assigned as a Supervisor in the Pitting and Packaging Departments at the Olive Plant. He currently supervises approximately 20 employees in both departments and makes sure that they wear their safety gear, such as their plastic aprons, plastic sleeves, latex gloves, hairnets and knee high rubber boots. He states that he instructs his employees what to do. Mr. Villanueva claimed he has known the claimant for approximately

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