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CULTURAL IDENTIFIERS 2

Part One

Cultural Identifiers

Cultural identifiers are significant facts that identify particular groups of individuals

based on their belonging to particular cultures. Identifiers form their basis on shared perceptions

and ideologies and primarily depend on our view of the entire world. Identifiers form crucial

elements in contributing significantly to individuals' general growth, development, and well-

being. Identifiers are socially and historically and socially based. They form the primary ways

individuals develop a strong sense of identity amongst themselves and other individuals within a

given social or community setting (Maestri, 2017). Identity also forms a significant way of

socialization amongst peers, families, institutions, and organizations, to mention a few.

Identifiers as well form the basis through which power and authority are perceived at different

levels. The power afterward offers significant insights on discrimination observed in some

individual groups as opposed to others. Ethnicity forms a significant cultural identifier whose

impacts are portrayed in various levels in a global setting.

Cultural Identifier Description and Role of Social Justice

Ethnicity is the shared culture and individuals’ general way of life which is afterwards

reflected in languages, religions and materialistic cultural forms including but not limited to

dress codes. Ethnicity concerns have recently and in the past contributed immensely towards

educational attainment within K-12 students sharing common ethnicity concerns portraying

forms of segregation towards their peers having a different ethnic perspective (Mickelson, Bottia

& Larimore, 2020). The difference in the ethnicity concerns calls for social justice needed to

neutralize the situations and form a consensual basis necessary for ensuring education continuity

despite the differences. Social justice primarily aims at providing equal educational opportunities

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Running Head: CULTURAL IDENTIFIERS 1 Cultural Identifiers Student’s Name Institutional Affiliation Date CULTURAL IDENTIFIERS 2 Part One Cultural Identifiers Cultural identifiers are significant facts that identify particular groups of individuals based on their belonging to particular cultures. Identifiers form their basis on shared perceptions and ideologies and primarily depend on our view of the entire world. Identifiers form crucial elements in contributing significantly to individuals' general growth, development, and wellbeing. Identifiers are socially and historically and socially based. They form the primary ways individuals develop a strong sense of identity amongst themselves and other individuals within a given social or community setting (Maestri, 2017). Identity also forms a significant way of socialization amongst peers, families, institutions, and organizations, to mention a few. Identifiers as well form the basis through which power and authority are perceived at different levels. The power afterward offers significant insights on discrimination observed in some individual groups as opposed to others. Ethnicity forms a significant cultural identifier whose impacts are portrayed in various levels in a global setting. Cultural Identifier Description and Role of Social Justice Ethnicity is the shared culture and individuals’ general way of life which is afterwards reflected in languages, religions and materialistic cultural forms including but not limit ...
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