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To me being culturally responsive means understanding that everyone comes from a different cultural background which may be different from your own. It is important to be culturally responsive in order to remain respectful of cultures that differ from yours. Yes, I do believe that I am able to respond to participants who have a different background from me. I think I will be able to because I was born and raised in an area that was considerably diverse culturally. There was a lot of people that grew up with a different background from
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