How does a strong cultural identity lead to labeling?
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A strong cultural identity can lead to labeling due to the arrogance of the person for there culture which would trigger a misunderstanding to others in the way they might feel a sense of that person acting as if they where better then you and thus lead to stereotyping through making fun of that culture. I cultures would take the time to explain why they do things in different manners even down to the history of why it might help people relate to there culture and they might even see that there are many similarities with certain things there culture do.
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Knowledge of other cultures and heritage.  Artistic differences and levels of intimacy.  You learn to grow as a person and live life a little more diverse while sharing what is important to you.
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it is about showing pride in your roots.
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it depends on the culture.
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People use labels to help define who they are.  Not everyone does, as you stated.  You are not the only one who refuses to define themselves by limited imaginations of sociological labels.  Count yourself blessed to not do so.  You see outside the box of understanding society has placed on us. Hoorah for you and continue in the path you have set for yourself. Definitions are limiting but needed for general understanding.  How an orange tastes to me is diffent from how it tastes to you, but by asking me to define I am limited by words common to both our understandings.
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Most of the time people freely label themselves. It is just one more way to separate us. I don't even understand some of the labels people place on me. My neighbor insist that I am a Christian. She is always saying "What a good christian you are" and I keep telling her that I am not but it doesn't matter. All good people must be Christians to her. Why else would they be good. Some people think I am a Wicca others assume I have roots in Hinduism. Who gives a sh!t what anyone else thinks or labels me with. It changes nothing. I am me. I believe what I believe and it's not open for debate. \nLove & Light\nSharon\nOne Planet = One People
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Well I think that labels are just in our heads and that we purposely try to fit into a steriotype of ourselves subconsiously at some point. Well if you want to know how to tell if someone is a good person or not you just have to get to know them, because there is no other way.
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Enjoy\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fair_Packaging_and_Labeling_Act
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Adhering to traditional or established beliefs
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Different cultures have ethnic identity which specifically relates to them. Example suppose your writings, essays, interviews or film was on Mexico. You would have everything from their particular way of life, their personal ways they do things that are different from the tribes who live in the jungles of Africa. The tribes in Africa would have theirs. Perhaps they hunt lions and have writings that protray their life styles. Ethnic identity represents the culture and it's particulars which are uniquely their own.
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Some countries identify themselves with their culture. To alter the culture would alter their identity, and this is change that not many societies deal well with. Check out America...we are having an identity crisis right now. Are we a war nation? Are we a peace nation? Are we unified nation? Who knows? \n\nThe most violent places on Earth are where they do not have an identity or history.
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see how u view it. good part about ethnocentrism is that it creates a line between your culture and the other, in some part, it means retaining ur own culture without giving a chance of other culture from penetrating into ur culture. it creates a culture identity. the bad part bout ethno. is that it leads to bad consequences. you view other culture as a more inferior culture, and sum may consider it as a threat. how to resolve? by practicing culture relativism. view other culture in their own shoes. \n\nethnic pride makes us vary from each other. ethnocentrism is a sub of ethnic pride (I think).
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"Labeling" is such a broad term. It can be used in a negative way and also can be used in a positive way for students. I would start out with describing what labeling means and then go into the different types of labeling from harmful labeling to helpful labeling and then end with your beliefs. Labeling like: Ability labeling (gifted, advanced, behind, mentally challenged, race labeling, gender labeling, physical labeling (weight issues such as in sports). That type of thing. Hopefully this has given you a few ideas to get started. You can put in pros and cons of each grouping.
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Be yourself! Dont label what you like, enjoy all kinds of music. Be who you are.Dress how you want. Your friends will respect you. I like all kinds of music. I dress how I want. Believe me, life is too short to try to "label" what you like. The best thing to label yourself is YOU!!!
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This is only a word, a label. Labels are divisive. They make no sense. The only thing that is real is our relationships to one another, and the jobs we have and how we serve (work) for one another. So forget any labels. It is all in your mind. Simply be yourself, and be happy with who you are.
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IF YOU ARE PLANING STRATEGY FOR SMART MARKETING:What you should be looking out for is(1)\nCorporate Identity: You should be looking out for the unique visual reminders, symbols, or separate it from the others it’s corporate name, product/services, trade characters took out for the business environments. Structures, then see to the logos, slogans, graphic designs, colours, price.Sold variable cost per unit, contribution. Fixed expense then profit. Product packaging delivery all this and a host of other attributes make the product the best or worst of colours (David Bernstein) describes identity as a planned assembly of visual cues by which the customer can recognise a Company and discriminate one company form another and which maybe used to represent or symbolize the company.
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Amen!!\n\nI believe our "labeling system" is due in part to ignorance. People, in general, don't want to work at getting to know other people...they just base their own opinions on the gossip and opinions of others.\n\nGetting to know each other would require responsibility and a little bit of work, on our parts. Some people just don't want to be bothered, and that's incredibly sad.\n\nThank God I'm not one of them! How are ya...it's nice to meet you!!