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WHAT MEAKES US DIFFERENT OR SIMILAR? (many things may differ (EU helped to…
WHAT MEAKES US DIFFERENT OR SIMILAR?
SCIENTIFIC FACTS
through DNA test we can get to know our genetic paths and where we come from
Example of an american girl, she finds out she is 30% spanish, 10% british, 3% middle east eu, 30% native american , 22% italian and so on
On the other other hand, a kurdish girls knows her family is spread around the word -> sense of helplessness
JUDGE PEOPLE
often people judge other jus because of his somatic traits
different aspect people could have more things in common than we could ever expect
beliefs
religion
habits
language
there are countries in which people still fight for rights
In arabic countries women still can't drive and have to obey to rules imposed by men
in the work place
we should go beyond these through:
less discrimination
appreciation of diversity benefit
family friendly work-places
increase flexibility and quality jobs
better awareness of culture differences
LANGUAGES
languages mean differences
they shape the way we express our feelings and emotions
There are 6,500 spoken languages in the world today but about 2,000 of those languages have fewer than 1,000 speakers
many languages are disappearing
one per week
in some words basic words for exprissing feelings don't exist
also there words that change their masculinity or feminility from one language to another
for example in aboriginal communities in australia (kuuk Taayorre) dont have left or right, just cardinal directions
for ex. in russian the colour blue doesnt exist, they say the kind of blue they say.
many things may differ
We may not have got the same education,
We may not have had the same access to the new mobile technologies,
Or we may not have got the same approach to time and punctuality.
Our dress code is different
the way we greet people too!
EU helped to go through these differences that can be synonymous of inequality
job mobility
erasmus programmes
freedom of choice
single currency
quality standards
promoting diversity