Examples Of Myself In Diversity
A group I include myself in: bilingual. Moving to the United States has opened my eyes to the diversity a single country can have. There are many cultures that I’ve never known of and which has been interesting to learn about. Part of being bilingual is that you are able to communicate and help people who don’t know or speak English. I volunteer at a hospital; therefore I’ve encounter opportunities to help nurses, CNAs, and staff communicate with patients and visitors who only speak Spanish.
A group I don’t include myself in: not friendly. I’m a quiet, shy person so people tend to assume that I’m not interested in making friends or talking to them. For example, one of my friends told me that before we were friends she thought that I didn’t
A group I don’t include myself in: not friendly. I’m a quiet, shy person so people tend to assume that I’m not interested in making friends or talking to them. For example, one of my friends told me that before we were friends she thought that I didn’t