Finding Her Way Analysis

Having some type of cultural difference is common. Not all people are the same in culture, looks or religions. Angela from “Finding Her Way,” is Korean. She came from Korea into America where she didn’t think that as much would happen as it really did. When she came to America, she was the only Korean kid in her class. Everybody else was American, and spoke English. She didn’t fit in the way everybody else wanted her to. Around school, Angela was bullied and teased because she was different. Most of these bullying events would take place on the playground where the teachers would not hear about this all. She was made fun of by her appearance and clothing. Little did the kids know what was going on. Her and her family were poor. They couldn’t afford much, especially the nice fancy bunches
Some people eat differently, some people practice different religions. Some people wear different clothes. We are all different. “I am an independent consultant now.” Said Angela. “I am an independent consultant, and I manage nonprofit organizations. I work with a wide range of people of organizations to promote fairness, diversity and inclusion in what they do and how they do it. In other words, I help organizations figure out how to work together effectively regardless of their differences, and to use their differences as assets. When organizations to this week, they operate in a way that is fairer and more effective.” Her reason for this was because she did not want anyone to be treated the way she was now, and as she was a kid. This shows that Angela is concerned. She does not want people to be treated the way she was. She believes that somebody of a different race or religion does not deserve to be bullied or made fun of or discriminated. So due to the fact that a young Korean girl was bullied for her race, she decided to do something that would help, and prevent that from happening to other people, young and