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Discussionone) introductions and Intersectionality subcultures Contains unread postsStarts Jan 9Please introduce yourself and then share the 5 different subcultures that you listed in your intersectionality diagram assignment. List and explain each one. (Or you can take a picture of it and include the picture in your post). This initial post should be completed by Friday night, January 12th at midnight so that other people have a chance to respond to you. Then, choose 3 people who you do not know to respond to. In this response, tell them which things you have in common and which things are differences. This this about me you can add more to make nit interest. Everyone, please accept my greetings. Mercy is my name. I’m a mother of four lovely children. I am currently residing in Minnesota. My favorite pastimes are eating, sleeping, reading, and dancing. On weekends, I enjoy spending quality time with my wonderful children, family, and friends. In the near future, I hope to complete my bachelor’s degree in early child development. I plan to open my own preschool to educate younger children. I’m marry. raise in pennsylvia.
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From Ramon Valle’s levels of culture on p. 45 in your books, pick a level 1
artifact (an explicit item from one of your subcultures, something that can be
seen). Some examples might be an item that represents your place in your
family, a religious item, sports equipment, musical instrument or clothing that
represents your ethnic heritage. If you are having trouble thinking of
something, go back to your intersectionality diagram and think of an item that
represents one of the subcultures you explained.
Take a picture of this item and write a 1 paragraph description of why this item
represents one of your subcultures. Submit this to the assignments dropbox.
Picture:
One paragraph description of how this artifact represents your subculture:
Intersectionality
Chapters 1 and 2 introduce the term intersectionality.
Intersectionality is the concept that every person belongs to many different social groups (or cultural
identities) and being a part of those groups helps shape who they are, but also the oppression that they might
be subjected to.
Some examples of different cultural identities would be a child’s language, health, gender, music preference,
place in family, ethnicity, religious affiliation, hobbies, sexual orientation, hometown and sports.
As educators, it is very important for us to think about the whole student and not place them in one social box
like race or class.
Please think about the different social groups that you belong to. I would like you to choose 5 different
cultural identifies or social groups that you belong to and create a diagram that represents you. I have
included mine as an example. You can either delete my information and fill yours in, or complete yours on the
next page. Submit this to the assignments dropbox.
Mother – I have 5
Teacher – I have been a 2nd
Lutheran – I am a
children and being a part
of their lives has been
very important to who I
am.
grade teacher and a college
instructor and love my job.
member of a Lutheran
church in St. Cloud. My
faith guides my life and the
people in my church are
like family to me.
Ethnicity – My ancestors are from
England on both sides of my family.
Small town Iowa – I was raised in a
very small town of about 1000 people.
Being from a small town had a big impact
on me growing up.
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