Part One Instruction:
Think about your culture based on the many different dimensions. Create a diversity wheel that describes who you are. Consider these questions:
- What are the different factors that influenced your choices and decisions up to this point in your life?
- Which dimensions have had the most positive impacts?
- Which dimensions have made the most negative impacts?
What are you the most proud of? What are you most ashamed of?
Part Two Instruction:
Look at the diversity wheel again and assess how you view others based on the wheel. Consider the following questions:
- Which things do you have the most difficulty in accepting about others?
- Which aspects or dimensions of the wheel do you try to avoid contact with?
Which cause you to make assumptions and judgements on others?
About me:
Religion-Baptist
Nationality-American
Race-White
Sexual identity-female
Occupation-Administrative Assistant in amental health crisis unit
Marital status-divorced
Age-52
Live in the east central part of the United States.
Female
Live in a rural area
I have one daughter and 2 grandchildren I raise.
I’m a full time student and a full time employee.
No military experience
Never had any legal issues.
During the time I was growing up we wasn’t wealthy but had anything and everything we needed or wanted.
As of right now I do not consider my self poor but by no means am I wealthy so middle class.
Definitely a part of the working class.
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