Introduction
It’s important to know the ins and outs of how things happen. Discrimination is a big thing that doesn’t seem real to a lot of people but, it is to American Indians. When it comes to the younger American Indians it is especially important as to why inside and outside influence might play a role in discrimination in the drug role and the minors in that society. The further you look into it the more you start to see mainly in the upper Midwest region.
There is all this information on adults in the psychological field as well as other fields but, one does not look into the possibility that childhood could be the start of some of the discrimination problems involving attitude that leads to behaviors that can be self-destructing such as drugs. It can lead one to believe that all children in that culture do drugs even though they don’t (otherwise known as a stereotype). Why is it in the American Indian culture and why it happening to them so young? So young as middle schooler’s? CITATION Kes99 \l 1033 (Kessler, 1999)What researchers decided to do to find out what the real problem was in the particular culture was to have willing …show more content…
It starts with people that your children are around that makes them develop in a society. The more they are around something the more they develop from it and or it can have a negative impact on them. It doesn’t start in adulthood it starts with adults and with siblings and with they have learned. Just remember there are all kinds of mental disorders now that have been identified while others have not. Is it that they have not been identified or is that it they are really not disorders and they are really that no one wants to answer to the terrible things that have been done to these