Essays about Culture Page 52

Throughout the U.S., you can see cultural multiplicity. People around the world have dissimilar beliefs, values, cultures, & rituals. With such a diverse-oriented setting comes obstacles in the business industry. Employers everywhere must comprehend & communicate with people from different backgrounds effectively. One must take the initiative to recognize cultural differences via knowledge & mindfulness,…

Punjab’s primary mode of production happens to be agriculture, even though the state is both rural and urban. This combination gives the state the ability to flourish. If one section were to struggle or change, then the whole system would be ruined. People are already leaving the rural side to go to the urban side…

After the Second World War, the country of Germany was in such complete disarray, both politically and economically, that the nation found itself near the same state it was before the war. The shame of the Nazi legacy, coupled with high rates of employment, the imposing Red Army Faction, and protests all challenged the capacity…

Fate, predestination, kismet, and karma are all synonyms for the word destiny. Destiny is the word we use in the English language to describe something that will happen in the future, no matter the circumstances of what happened in the past. Palpable, unmistakable, evident, and clear»cut are all synonyms for the word manifest. Manifest can…

‘The past was better,’ said our grandparents. This is totally true, people that grew in the 60s or 70s decades can compare the difference between growing up with numerous relatives that played outside all afternoon and part of the evening, and today’s children that grow up playing indoor electronic games without physical effort and completely…

What does being an American mean to you? When you search “what is an American” on the internet, it is defined as “relating to or characteristic of the United States or its inhabitants” and “a native or citizen of the United States.” Being an American or having an American Identity doesn’t just mean that you’re…

In the story, “from if You Are What You Eat, Then What Am I?” by Geeta Kothari, it reflects on how one can feel as if they don’t fit in because of their culture. In the story, Geeta is at a young age barely experiencing life when she realizes that people that surround her are…

In “What My Bike Has Taught Me about White Privilege”, Jeremy Dowsett argues. That “white privilege” is not about questioning the morality of whites. But it’s about a “systematic imbalance” created by unintentional racism. And a misunderstanding of what “white privilege” means. He uses his own personal experiences of being a biker in a non-bike…

Andy Warhol was the leading artist of his time. He made a mark on pop culture that differentiated him from any other artist out there. Born in 1928 in Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania. He lived in the Oakland area with his immigrant parents. When he was a child he contracted Chorea and was bedridden for many months….

After review of the course syllabus that outlined assignments that needed attention prior to their due date, I chose to go to Hearst Castle in San Simeon California to view its’ art and architectural style for a few different reasons. One of them being that I have never been there before and neither had anyone…