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    The document discusses diversity, privilege, and stereotypes. It notes that while people have differences, fundamentally we are all human. Privilege refers to special treatment that some groups receive over others. However, privilege exists on many levels and not all within certain groups experience equal privilege. Stereotypes and biases wrongly classify groups, as seen with negative stereotypes of Muslims. The author was most impacted by learning about the Holocaust, slavery, and biases. They have learned the importance of not judging people before getting to know them as individuals.

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    Evaluation of Variety Special Advantage and Conception in The Community

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    The document discusses diversity, privilege, and stereotypes. It notes that while people have differences, fundamentally we are all human. Privilege refers to special treatment that some groups receive over others. However, privilege exists on many levels and not all within certain groups experience equal privilege. Stereotypes and biases wrongly classify groups, as seen with negative stereotypes of Muslims. The author was most impacted by learning about the Holocaust, slavery, and biases. They have learned the importance of not judging people before getting to know them as individuals.

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    Evaluation of Diversity, Privilege, and Stereotypes in the

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    Diversity, Privilege, and Stereotypes
    Diversity is easiest to think of as differences. We live in a diverse world made up of many
    different people and organisms. Although we do have these differences, we are more alike
    collectively. What I mean by this, is even if someone is black, white, or brown, Muslim, or Jew,
    we are still at the end of the day, still a human being. In our world today, many fights and
    disagreements are due to such differences, however, if we were more understanding, much
    peace could conclude. Catholic Social Teachings give us much guidance as to how we should
    treat each other, one of the main points is to value human life. That does not mean just the
    people in our groups, but those outside of them as well.
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    Privilege is a word to describe special treatment. Many of us hear of white privilege on the
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    media and even news sometimes. What this means is that people who are white have special
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    luxuries in this world. However, after speaking with some American friends, this is false. Many
    times, we hear that black people are discriminated against by the privileged white race.
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    Although, I do see these discrimination, I do not think that all white people have special
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    privilege. I feel that in some ways I am privileged. In my country, my family has nice house and
    things, although there are some poor. So, for this reason, I feel privileged. Also, since I am
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    granted the right to study in another country, because many people apply for this scholarship
    but not all are chosen.
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    Bias and stereotypes are basically the same thing. It is when a group of people are classified for
    the common perceptions of them. For instance, in the U.S., there is bad stereotype or
    classification for Muslims. This is because of all the conflicts of 9/11 and ISIS. Although, these
    representations are false, people still do not like us. At airport, I sometimes get interrogated,
    and I believe this is because I am Muslim.

    I was impacted the most from learning about the Holocaust and Slavery, along with biases.
    These three have impacted me a lot. I feel bad that groups receive such negativity. People need
    to realize that in every race, gender, and culture there are some good people and some bad
    people. This class has taught me to never judge a person before getting to know them. This
    lesson is extremely important to me, and I wish others thought the same.

    As a college student, and even in my future, I will handle discrimination and diversity in the

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    same manner. I will never judge another person, and I will also defend those who are
    stereotypes and discriminated against. I have realized that by not standing up, I am just as bad
    as the bully. If someone tries to hurt me, I will simply ignore them or ask them nicely to stop. I
    realize that just because they are hurtful doesn’t mean that I have to seek revenge.

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