Thoughts & Realization in Cultural Diversity
We have these interesting subjects, well it was called a course actually. I was today years old when we were told that the subject we college are taking right now isn't actually called a subject anymore it was actually called a course and the BS-Hospitality Management that we took is actually called a program and not a course.
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Going back, we have this subject called Multicultural Diversity this semester, and I kind of like this lesson that we are currently discussing the other day. We were asked by our professor who has tattoos in our class apparently none of us have but most of our professors do have tattoos. We have an open discussion about the rumor that has already been addressed by Baliwag a few days ago but anyways we came to talk about how these requirements for hiring new employees of Baliwag have been posted online which creates a huge rumor over the internet.
In conclusion, society's perception of persons with tattoos is far worse than what we anticipated. Many people continue to see those who get tattoos differently as if they were an epidemic. I find it bizarre that there are still individuals in this day and era who believe that having a tattoo makes one a bad person or, in the worst-case scenario, an addict. They must have known that tattoos were only one choice among many for how individuals choose to see and utilize art in today's world. As for myself, I consider having several piercings to be my kind of style and art, but I've also heard that they don't look well on me since they give the impression that I'm lowering my image with them. I simply wanted to let them know that I don't care what they think, this is how I see myself and how I dress, and we all have different tastes.
Additionally, our professor informed us of the approval of the university's multicultural distinction as well as the right of the LGBTQ+ community to dress in whichever they like. We all have the right to express ourselves freely in public, and while this freedom leaves us vulnerable to prejudice, I find that this news is indeed positive since it gives each person the chance to come out boldly with their individuality. Being different doesn't mean you're flawed, it just means that other people's perceptions of you give you the impression that you're different. However, since everyone has a right to make their own decisions, and since we do our best to cut out trashy people from our lives, being different shouldn't be an issue as we already are in the 21st century.
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Sadly sa country natin masyadong nadajudge ung may tattoos, imbes na tignan nila yun as an art, also without knowing that good the good heart was covered with tattoos