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25 diversity/ multicultural education terms

This glossary is my own definitions of the terms relating to diversity/ multicultural education.

Activism
Being passionate about righting wrongs to people and nature.
Bias
Unfair opinion in favor or against a person, place, or thing.
Class
Societal ranks based on an individuals economic status and social status.
Colorblindness
An individual that does not see the color ones skin, embracing everyone for who they are.
Disability
A physical or mental condition that force disadvantages in daily life.
Diversity
The inclusion of multiple backgrounds, cultures, race, sexes in one place like a workplace.
Emigrant
An individual that leaves one country for another.
Ethnicity
An individual that belongs to a specific social group based on having the same culture or cultural background.
Faith
Extreme confidence and trust in a person, place, or thing.
Inclusion
One individual being welcomed into a group of people.
Indigenous
People who are naturally born in a specific places.
Language
Communication through speech, writing, bodily expressions that can vary between countries.
Minority
A group of people, smaller in population, that is often discriminated against.
Race
Using physical attributes to box together groups of people.
Racism
Belief that differ peoples, based on skin color, are above or below that of another people.
Religion
An individual or group that believe in the same higher power based on socialization and culture.
Sex
Whether an individual is born with female or male reproductive organs.
Sexual Orientation
An individuals preference in whom they are attracted too.
Social Justice
Is the justice between social, economical, and the privileges in society.
Socialization
The societal and economic status an individual is born into that begins the process of behavior in society.
Stereotypes
An original assumption that became a societal mold for any individual that fills it.
Tolerance
The level to which an individual can handle a persons behavior or opinions.
Values
A collection of terms that help to dictate or guide an individuals choices or behavior.
Viewpoint
A way of looking at a situation and having perspective based on the individuals background.
Violence
Is a behavior of an individual with intentions to injure others.