The term multiculturalism may mean differently to different kinds of people. Theorists like Bill Martin (“Theories”, 2007)and Will Kymlicka among the prominent ones have successfully stirred many followers to apply, if not all of their theoretical positions, the highlights of their arguments (Kymlicka, 2003). Countries like Britain and Canada celebrate diversity and they do these …
Multicultural leadership right in our organization Read More »
The situation which led to a thorough review and evaluation of cultural competence is the supervisor’s take on multicultural issues under the context of a particular issue with a client. Emma is African-American who was having problems with her family. Emma has a child with his partner, Arnold. Although they are not married, Emma lives …
Culture has a way of touching the hearts of many. For the longest time, people have often attributed to their success to the lives they had in the past. On the other hand, there were those few who opted to use their lives and culture to make it big in this world. Laura Esquivel’s novel, …
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Up to this date, the traces of racial discrimination, dominance and exploitation are still apparent. Since time immemorial, both men and women have experienced how it is to be discriminated by sole reasons of differences in color, political ideologies, religious background, education and even social status and class. The very essence of unfair treatment and …
The United States of America is plays host to the most diverse cultures of the world. Proof of this can be seen by the standard American lifestyle which is continuously being exposed to a variety of diverse cultures whether they like it or not. Televisions have over 100 channels which accommodate the special nationalities such …
Multicultural Diversity and Disability in the United States of America Read More »
We can understand a client’s difficult relationships as an expression of low self-esteem. Difficulties can also be recognized according to the particular cultural group to which the client belongs. The problems which are generally thought to be racial in nature, for example, can be seen to influence the specific relationships which the person finds difficult. …
