Ethics and Diversity

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What is Diversity ?

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Broader than a concept of culture based on race, ethnicity, language, or country of birth

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Multiculturalism

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Multicultural Policy was adopted in Canada and implemented by Prime minister Trudeau in 1971
Multicultural day is on June 27th
Promote cultural diversity
The presence of, or support for the presence of, several distinct cultural or ethnic groups within a society

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Agents of Social Change

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Diversity-competent practitioners are often agents of social change Generally characterized as individuals with courage to act on worthy goals Nelson Mandela was willing to die for liberation and equality in 1964 South Africa Modern day example Desmond Cole Canada

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Gender roles
Homophobia
Transvestite
LGBT
Transwoman
Transman
Transexual
Questioning
Intersex
Bisexual
Heterosexuality
Sexual orientation
Sexuality
Transgender

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Preconceived sets of behaviors, norms, and values that are associated with males and females in any given culture
Men and women who express their sexuality by wearing the clothes of the opposite sex; often, the behavior has nothing to do with whom they are attracted to physically
The state of being sexually attracted to members of the opposite sex
A transgendered woman or a transsexual woman
Can refer to a person’s sexual orientation
Individuals who are uncertain about their gender, sexual identity, or sexual orientation; individuals who may be unsure of their sexuality or are still exploring their feelings
A person who permanently identifies with the role of the opposite gender or someone who has had sex reassignment surgery
Orientation based on whom a person is attracted to affectionately and sexually
Sexual orientation in which one is sexually attracted to members of both sexes
A transgendered man or a transsexual man
Discrimination, fear, or hatred of homosexuals
A category that includes cross-dressing males, cross-dressing females, and inter- or bi-gendered individuals, as well as trans-sexed individuals
having the sexual characteristics of both a male and a female
Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender

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Religion matching definitions

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The process by which minority group members adopt the culture of the dominant group until they become indistinguishable from the dominant group; often referred to as the “melting pot”
Profess no particular religion and do not believe in a higher power
Believe in the impossibility of knowing God and do not have a structure to follow
The belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods

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Social inclusion: when everyone is invited to the table

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Employment Equity Act (1986) addressed the barriers : faced by women, Aboriginal peoples, persons with disabilities, and visible minorities

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What is the difference between treating everyone equally vs. equitably?

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Equitably

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everyone is given what they need based on their individual needs
everyone gets the same treatment regardless of individual differences

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Melting pot model: immigration model made famous by the United States, wherein newcomers are expected to dissolve that which makes them different into a “pot” mixed with everyone else

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Mosaic model: the Canadian immigration model, in which newcomers are encouraged to maintain their unique and distinct cultures and live alongside other Canadians with other distinct cultures

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What Is Culture?

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◦ learned ◦ transmitted ◦ ideas, beliefs, values ◦ social institutions ◦ constantly changing

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Aboriginal Spirituality

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White people are responsible

Black people are responsible for

Yellow people are responsible for

Red people are responsible for

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Religious AccommodationsArrangements made by an employer so that employees can do their jobs and practise their faith at the same time The only restrictions are based on:  Safety,  Undue hardship and  Cost

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Christianity Most popular religion in the world. Jesus of Nazareth is the central figure. One God and Jesus Christ is the son of God. While Canada was being settled, the two main religions were:  Protestant and Roman Catholic (French)  Roman Catholic and Anglican (English)

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Gender Inequality Historically and at present, most societies are patriarchal. This domination has led to tangible inequities that are now systemically embedded within some of the most important social institutions in society: Disproportionally victimized (violent crimes)

Ethics and Diversity

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What is Diversity ?

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Broader than a concept of culture based on race, ethnicity, language, or country of birth

Multiculturalism

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Multicultural Policy was adopted in Canada and implemented by Prime minister Trudeau in 1971

Multicultural day is on June 27th

Promote cultural diversity

The presence of, or support for the presence of, several distinct cultural or ethnic groups within a society

Agents of Social Change

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Diversity-competent practitioners are often agents of social change Generally characterized as individuals with courage to act on worthy goals Nelson Mandela was willing to die for liberation and equality in 1964 South Africa Modern day example Desmond Cole Canada

Match the definition

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Gender roles

Homophobia

Transvestite

LGBT

Transwoman

Transman

Transexual

Questioning

Intersex

Bisexual

Heterosexuality

Sexual orientation

Sexuality

Transgender

Preconceived sets of behaviors, norms, and values that are associated with males and females in any given culture

Men and women who express their sexuality by wearing the clothes of the opposite sex; often, the behavior has nothing to do with whom they are attracted to physically

The state of being sexually attracted to members of the opposite sex

A transgendered woman or a transsexual woman

Can refer to a person’s sexual orientation

Individuals who are uncertain about their gender, sexual identity, or sexual orientation; individuals who may be unsure of their sexuality or are still exploring their feelings

A person who permanently identifies with the role of the opposite gender or someone who has had sex reassignment surgery

Orientation based on whom a person is attracted to affectionately and sexually

Sexual orientation in which one is sexually attracted to members of both sexes

A transgendered man or a transsexual man

Discrimination, fear, or hatred of homosexuals

A category that includes cross-dressing males, cross-dressing females, and inter- or bi-gendered individuals, as well as trans-sexed individuals

having the sexual characteristics of both a male and a female

Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender

Religion matching definitions

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Religion

ASSIMILATION

ATHEISTS

AGNOSTIC

The process by which minority group members adopt the culture of the dominant group until they become indistinguishable from the dominant group; often referred to as the “melting pot”

Profess no particular religion and do not believe in a higher power

Believe in the impossibility of knowing God and do not have a structure to follow

The belief in and worship of a superhuman controlling power, especially a personal God or gods

Social inclusion: when everyone is invited to the table

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Employment Equity Act (1986) addressed the barriers : faced by women, Aboriginal peoples, persons with disabilities, and visible minorities

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What is the difference between treating everyone equally vs. equitably?

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Equally

Equitably

everyone is given what they need based on their individual needs

everyone gets the same treatment regardless of individual differences

Melting pot model: immigration model made famous by the United States, wherein newcomers are expected to dissolve that which makes them different into a “pot” mixed with everyone else