Category: Multiculturalism

POLICY memorandum to: J. Patrick O’Neal, Interim Commissioner Georgia Department of Public Health from: sheriff o shittu subject: Addressing the mental health problems in the refugee community in the state of Georgia. date: November 5, 2017   The population of refugees and war victimshave continued to rise with the current state of unrest and multinationalconflicts globally. The United States serve as a country of succor to many,accommodating multiculturalism and liberalism, and providing humanitarian aidto many international countries. There have been over 2. 5 million refugeesresettled in the United States since the start of its humanitarian program(Murray et al., 2010). Many refugees […]

NationsNations are natural communities built on common mythsand histories, which are passed through generations.  Despite nation’s natural existence, BenedictAndersons claims that ” nations are imagined communities” with the imaginedcommon interests and reaffirmed by the common language, history and culture.All people belong to some imagined nations, communities. It is perceived to beour community even though we do not have personal interactions with all membersof the nation. Human kind has created imagined limitation- boarders of thenations. Nowadays, nationalism is becoming very popular among the Europeancountries. Nations create shared values, figures, symbols, language and other artefactsthat are reflection of their shared culture. Those […]

The difference of the immigration act of 1910 and 1967.How it improved Canada by making it multiculturism and diverse.             The planet we live in is a place full of policies and regulations in where the government plays a great role in, such as immigration. In history, Canada legally allowed immigration was in the year of 1910, and the process was not simple because it was based on the document, which contained all the rules and regulations for immigration to happen. The second time that the immigration act was examined was in 1967 and that was when phenomenal changes were made to the […]

In this paper, I aim to show how multiculturalism has affected different preference to particular social welfare policies. Different patterns of welfare state changed through the cultural difference and the perspective of multiculturalism. To examine the two relationships between satisfaction of two western countries, I will introduce the different type of welfare state in the two societies. First, I examine the different social movement that affects the transformation of the welfare state. Second, I explore social movement that is affected by multiculturalism and social changes. Further, by recognizing the transformation of the welfare state through multiculturalism, societies may be redistributed […]

Over the years, Canada has enjoyed a steady flow of immigrants coming and settling in Canada. Naturally, the immigrants bring their distinct cultures with them. Canada prides itself to be accepting of foreign cultures. However, that acceptance has been deeply shaken on June 30, 2009, where four female bodies has been found in a car that had been driven into the Rideau Canal in Kingston Ontario. The four victims were Zainab, Sahar, Geeti Shafia, and Rona Amir Mohammad. It did not take long for the chief of police to charged Mohammad Shafia, Tooba Mohammad Yahya, and Hamed Shafia with the […]

Introduction:Different people have different, contrasting perspective of distinctive aspects. The Law gives us rules which prohibits us from doing something that seems morally acceptable and some people classify law with justice. With people having contradictory ideologies of identical laws, different races may potentially alter the results of the findings. According to the Merriam Webster Dictionary ‘ not conforming to a high moral standard :morally wrong :not ethical illegal and unethical business practices ‘. Also, according to the Oxford dictionary, the definition of moral is ‘ Concerned with the principles of right and wrong behaviour ‘. In my Extended Project Question, […]

Canada. Originally advertised as a place of wonder, with tons of space available for those who weren’t fortunate enough to get a piece of land in the United States, targeted towards white European immigrants. If that was the case, what about the other immigrants? Back then, Canada didn’t really care about the other immigrants. What about now? Have we become more accepting, in terms of immigrants and cultures? These are some of the questions related to the main focus of this essay, but the main question still remains. Will Canada ever achieve multiculturalism? To find an answer, there needs to […]

TheSyrian state, having suffered from a catastrophic conflict for more than fiveyears, now needs to face the great challenge of moving forward. The complexityof the war, the brutalities, and the humanitarian crisis that evolved, havecome to pass the Syrian borders and affect the regional and the internationalcommunity demanding determinant action. It is true that the conflict has beengetting very complicated with many different players fighting to protect theirinterest but facts such as the escalation of the terrorist attacks, the deathsof thousands of civilians, and the refugee crisis have made the need for astabilization program greater than ever before, a program […]

(Cover page) TITLE: DATE: NAME: TEACHERS NAME: TASK DESCRIPTION: DATE DUE: Opening paragraph: Subheadings: Christianity as the major religious tradition: In 1947, majority of Australia population was Anglo-Celtic (either English, Scottish, Irish, Walsh or British) and most of them were identified as Christians (88%). The decrease of Christian and the rise of other religions or non-religious population was due to: Immigration in 30s and 40s, especially from Asia and Middle East introduced Buddhist, Hindu and Muslims and the Jewish immigrants who emphasised the democratic society Denominational switching, thus the rise of Pentecostalism, and the New Age Movement influenced the population […]

Assess the development and collapse of the Celtic Tiger. Discuss the key factors that led to its dislocation in 2008 This period of rapid economic growth lasted from the 1990s until 2001, it then began to slow down for a while until 2003 where it rapidly increased again until 2006 and now at the present day we are experiencing a complete change in fortunes as the country has been plunged into a state of recession which has coincided with the recent global economic downturn. However the emergence of the Tiger in 1994 helped to change Ireland from one of the […]