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    In “The New Civil Rights”‚ Kenji Yoshino proposed that change is needed in our current civil rights. In recent discussion of civil rights‚ one issue has been seen that minorities are “covering” or toning down a disfavored identity to fit into the mainstream (Yoshino 479). On the one hand‚ some argues that “covering” is a vital part for a fluid social interaction and peaceful coexistence. From this perspective‚ we can see that the Yoshino’s “new civil rights” that should be based to individual rights

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    amount of factors that contribute to the over representation of Aboriginals in the Justice System. One way to address this issue is to analyze how stereotypes affect low income in relation to low level of education; gangs; drug and alcohol‚ and assimilation of Aboriginals. These are some of the reasons why there are an increasing amount of Aboriginal men and women among penitentiaries. Over the years the rates of Aboriginal men and women sentenced to prison has increased at an alarming rate

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    In these boarding schools‚ they were forced to give up their native languages‚ culture and religion. Assimilation has been a motto in the United States since the early colonial period‚ however in recent decades with the increasing number of bi-racial unions and the increase in immigration our society is turning more to cultural pluralism. Cultural Pluralism

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    conversion: (i) conversion through voluntary association‚ (ii) conversion induced by political‚ social or economic pressures‚ and (iii) conversion by assimilation. Although apparently simple and self-explanatory‚ these categories and their definitions can often be confusing and misleading throughout the book. According to Bentley‚ conversion by assimilation not only occurs in cases of cultural drift or alienation‚ such as the case of Manicheans and Nestorian Christians (14)‚ but also when minorities

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    Key Terms - Assimilation - The policy of trying to make people change their culture or way of life and adapt to a new culture. - Feminist - Someone who supports womans rights - Native Title - Recognition in the law that Aboriginals had ownership of the land - Protectionism - A policy the government introduced to "protect the aboriginies from themselves". - Reconciliation - To put aside a difference and come together as friends - Terra nullius - ’The land belongs to no one’ The Policy

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    Native Americans properties to lesser lots. The government reinforced assimilation which was the plot to bond Native Americans philosophies with whites. Assimilation is the method of any set of individuals being immersed into alternate beliefs. The assimilation had one goal in mind; rule was for all Native Americans to live and perform like white Americans. The white settlers sensed their way was the best way; but it wasn’t. Assimilation motto was “kill the Indians and‚ save the man”. A key undertaking

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    1. List the four sub-disciplines of anthropology and describe the contribution of each discipline to the study of human relations. The four sub-disciplines of anthropology are: Cultural Anthropology‚ Archaeology‚ Biological Anthropology and Linguistics. For each of the following concepts please provide a definition‚ a brief history‚ and provide examples and comments relating the concept to your own life and experiences Cultural Pluralism is a condition in which many cultures coexist within a

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    four-dimensional data assimilation and forecasting (RTFDDA) system. By August‚ 2003‚ RTFDDA systems were customized and deployed to five Army test ranges‚ and to seven other regions to support specific missions of three other US government agencies. A Newtonian-relaxation-based "station-nudging" approach‚ by which all observations that are available in real-time are incorporated into a continuously running MM5 model‚ is employed to accomplish four-dimensional data assimilation. The nudging-based

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    take in new information and then incorporate that into our everyday existing knowledge. Assimilation is slow and gradual process. It takes some time before individuals or groups once dissimilar become similar. For instance‚ the American Indians adopted cultural elements of the Whites with whom they came in contact; but the whites also appropriated certain cultural traits from the Indians. Therefore‚ assimilation has two parts or stages one is the suppression of the parent culture‚ the other is the

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    despite the societal pressures of needing to learn more formal and ‘properly’ accepted English and Spanish‚ the very nature of the Chicano language is a unique creation of acceptance‚ through language within the Mexican culture. She is opposed to assimilation on the grounds that " for a language to remain alive it must be used". For any immigrant‚ adaptation to a new country is always an issue. Adaptation can take on many forms – weather‚ culture‚ and for many‚ language. For an immigrant whose native

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