Pursuing A Career In Social Work

I was raised in a strict Christian environment. My family’s beliefs were constructed on the bases of the bible and my understanding of morals and principles were dictated by the bible. I learned as a child that Christianity was the only true religion and moral standards should not diverge from the bible’s standards. We were taught to avoid people of other religions especially when their intentions were to convert or oppose my Christian beliefs and values. Moreover, I cannot remember growing up having any friends from other religious backgrounds. In terms of race and sexual orientation it was rarely discussed in my household. Though, of course, being raised in a in a low-income community among majority African American families most white people were automatically viewed as privileged. And my family views of sexual orientation were structured by our interpretation of Christian morals.
I am compelled to expand my knowledge and skills so I will effectively serve my clients from all races, ethnicities, gender, cultures, and sexual orientations. Regarding the interview with Trump and T I would personal refute Trump’s implied agreement that all Muslims are criminals and terrorists. Even though, I do not believe any of my family members would oppose me advocating for human rights, social/economic justice or equality issues if they did I would handle the issues with care by sharing facts about the effects of social oppression among marginalized