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Co-Culture Analysis
Jason I see why you are confused by the concept of co-cultures. The book describes co-cultures, as being people who are different from the main culture, and they give examples of certain types of co-cultures being women, people of color, and members of the LGBTQ society. Anyhow, the book states that a co-culture has their own culture but must exist within the dominant culture. If I were to hazard a guess, I would say that your co-culture is your Hispanic culture amongst the colonial culture of the rest of America. That is the way I see the concept of co-culture, and for me and Sarah our co-cultures would be that we are women. Anyhow, I like your presentation and found it very informative. Just curious though are you 100% Hispanic from both

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