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    I can say the similitudes between Hispanic and Latino is that they are in the same region‚ but not necessary have to be their first speaking language. Referring to the fact that Hispanic comes from the Latin word “Hispanicus” meaning that is from Hispania‚ which if we translate to English it will be Spain as the name of the country of España. On the other hand some differences between these two terms will be that Hispanic refers to the same language and Latin is based on geographical. Caribbean’s

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    Hispanic American Diversity Ethics 125 Hispanic American Diversity In the United States there are several Hispanic groups that led to a diverse culture of Hispanic Americans. The Hispanic Americans are not just from one culture but are from a multitude of cultures. Each culture has different views in regard to politics‚ religion‚ and even cultural customs. MEXICAN AMERICANS Mexican Americans began immigrating slowly into the United States as early as the 1850’s. Migration initially was

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    Hispanic Americans are an American (group of people related by culture‚ race‚ religion‚ etc.) who start either from Latin America or Spain. There are more than 50 million Hispanic Americans in the United States‚ making up over 16 percent of the total American population. The group is composed of people starting from the following countries: Mexico‚ Cuba‚ Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic; Central American countries Costa Rica‚ El Salvador‚ Nicaragua‚ Guatemala‚ Honduras and Panama; and Argentina

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    “The word style is originally derived from the Latin word ‘stylus’ which meant a short stick sharp at one end and flat at the other used by the Romans for writing on wax tablets”(Galperin 11). Nowadays the word “stylus” according to Oxford Advanced Learners Dictionary means “a special pen used to write a text or draw an image on a special computer screen.” We clearly see that the meaning of the word style has been changed greatly. According to Longman dictionary “style is a particular

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    threw it to miss... Here‚ invisible yet strong‚ was the taboo of the old life.” This shows that at the start of the novel‚ Roger still feels the rules of society strongly ordering his life. However‚ the word “invisible” suggests that the taboo of old life could be easily forgotten or ignored. As well as this‚ the description of society being his “old life” could show that this time on the island is his “new life”‚ with new rules ignoring old taboos. However‚ this changes when Jack and the boys pretend

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    watershed is useful as it stops the younger generation to be influenced‚ but children who are fans of pop idols Rihanna‚ Beyonce and many more can just go on YouTube and watch a video of their songs while wearing provocative clothing. Some songs even have taboo words in them and music videos can be viewed all the way throughout the day. It is impossible to stop children to somehow come across swearing‚ or other bad things as one way or another they will find out. Programs like Eastenders are supposed

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    Vietnamese Customs and Taboos 1. It is polite to remove your shoes upon entering someones home‚ but not necessary upon entering someone ’s shop. 2. When offering something to someone older or of higher status than you‚ you should use both hands‚ not just one. 3. The youngest person at the table serves everyone else‚ starting with the oldest or most important. Sometimes‚ if you ’re an important guest‚ people will choose the best parts of something and put it in your dish. It shows you ’re respected

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    Taboo A taboo the prohibition of an action or topic of discussion based on social or religious custom. Most societies around the world consider some things taboo‚ however these things have changed significantly over time. No taboo is completely universal‚ in fact some cultures engage in customs we would find strictly taboo. There is no taboo that is currently known to be universal. There are societies around the world that practice what would be strictly taboo in our society. Polygamy is the

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    Multiple Choice Questions 1. Key aspects of Proctor & Gamble’s My Black is Beautiful campaign included ____.  A. a 12-page advertorial in Essence magazine B. a My Black is Beautiful conversation tour in various U.S. locations C. a web site that provides a forum for discussion and provides ongoing initiatives information D. grants to community-based organizations related to health and education of black women E. all of the above 2. A segment of a larger culture whose members share distinguishing

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    TABOO Taboo is a Polynesian term. It means prohibited. Thus taboo is a prohibition. It prevents from so many activities. Its disobedience is not a crime but a sin. Therefore‚ the society or the state cannot punish him but his own conscience pricks. And yet the power of taboo is more than that of law. Man does not so much fear law as the abstract power behind taboo. At the back of law is the power of the state‚ at the back of taboo is the sanction of religion. Therefore‚ taboos are more strictly

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