My Ethnicity Analysis

Introduction I’m currently in a co-ed service fraternity with 75 members, and if there is anything it has taught me is learning to work with all types of people. For instance when I pledged, the majority in the chapter was made of whites, but once we were activated my pledge class that was made of minorities became the majority. I found that I tended to stick with other Hispanics and the other minorities in the chapter because I felt more comfortable and would avoid trying to be-friend anyone other than those in my selected group. Over time, although I am still closer to those in my selective group, I have also became friends with other in the chapter of other races.
What affects your interaction in groups? My ethnicity makes up a big role in terms of what I consider my identity, it is something I am very proud of and do not hold back of expressing. In terms of how it affects my interactions with others, is that I tend to automatically bond with those of my same ethnicity, I find it easier to open to them than to people of other
An example I can think of is how when we did introductions in class people said that their favorite food was Mexican food, but when they named places they were places that are tex-mex in my eyes. In honesty it bothered me because it’s not real Mexican food and I do not find it okay to call it, they are probably not aware that it does. But I do wish they would knowledge themselves in the differences because they have complete different taste and plates. I fear speaking about things like this sometimes because I do not want people to think I am rude, since they are of a different race. Most of all it’s the impact I fear it would cause on people interacted with me because of it. The most difficult part I believe is wanting people to acknowledge your differences but also still treat you all the