Population Of Interest Essay
My population of interest is the Asian Indians. This population is an interesting group of people who have different cultures, religion, social status, and ethnicity. It is common knowledge that this population is rich with culture. There are 3.4 million Asian Indians living in the United States, the majority of which emigrated from India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh. The States densely populated are: California, New York, New Jersey, Texas, and Illinois. Due to the several languages spoken and myriad faiths and spiritualties, the Asian Indian culture is extremely diverse from the American culture. Especially in 1923, when the supreme court revoked and denied citizenship to Indians by virtue of not being "White." After the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, many Indians reported
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In the addition to working in childcare facilities for five years, I received experiences in Indian dietary nutrition. The Indian children I would care for, resisted the daycares lunches and snacks. I was stunned as to how these children would maintain a healthy weight, regarding the fact that they only consumed the breakfast their parents provided them that day. A distinct rule that baffled me was that the Hindu culture was not permitted to digest beef. If our menu contained any beef, we ensured the child packed a separate lunch or prepared an alternative meal for that child. In my studies, I found out virtually 40% of the stunted children live in India and the prevalence of undernutrition has been obstinately high in recent decades (Corsi, Mejía-Guevara, & Subramanian, S, 2016). In behalf of all the work experience I gained with the Asian Indian culture in past occupations, I believe it will be a tremendous experience for me to spend my ten hour immersion project accompanying this family by virtue of gaining a richer knowledge of the cultures
In the addition to working in childcare facilities for five years, I received experiences in Indian dietary nutrition. The Indian children I would care for, resisted the daycares lunches and snacks. I was stunned as to how these children would maintain a healthy weight, regarding the fact that they only consumed the breakfast their parents provided them that day. A distinct rule that baffled me was that the Hindu culture was not permitted to digest beef. If our menu contained any beef, we ensured the child packed a separate lunch or prepared an alternative meal for that child. In my studies, I found out virtually 40% of the stunted children live in India and the prevalence of undernutrition has been obstinately high in recent decades (Corsi, Mejía-Guevara, & Subramanian, S, 2016). In behalf of all the work experience I gained with the Asian Indian culture in past occupations, I believe it will be a tremendous experience for me to spend my ten hour immersion project accompanying this family by virtue of gaining a richer knowledge of the cultures