CULTURE TOLERANCE

4. A negative attitude toward a group or individual based on assumptions, not facts.
8. The presence of a variety of cultural or social differences in a group.
9. Fairness in access, opportunities, and treatment for all.
10. Traditional practices or behaviors shared by a cultural group.
12. Consideration and appreciation for the rights and feelings of others.
13. The way individuals interpret or understand something based on their own experiences.
16. The coexistence and celebration of diverse cultures in one society.
17. The process of adapting to and adopting the culture of a dominant group.
18. The practice of ensuring all individuals feel welcomed, respected, and valued.
20. A simplified and fixed idea about a group of people.

1. A group identity based on shared cultural traits, ancestry, or nationality.
2. A movement of the body used to express an idea or emotion.
3. One’s sense of self shaped by culture, experiences, and values.
5. The act of bringing different groups into equal participation within a society.
6. Unfair treatment of people based on their identity or background.
7. A tendency to prefer or dislike something unfairly.
11. Cultural traditions and values passed down through generations.
14. Social rules that guide acceptable behavior in a group or society.
15. Deeply held beliefs about what is right, important, or desirable.
19. Willingness to accept different beliefs, customs, and opinions.