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Multiculturalism and Racism Can Destroy Us
Culturism hates racism for many reasons. Western culturism is dedicated to saving of Western civilization. Racism is not only stupid, it is dangerous to Western Civilization. America, a central pillar of Western civilization, is a multi-racial society....
Studying Cultural Patterns
By Isaac Dashner Special to CSMS Magazine People and cultures are extremely complex and consist of numerous interrelated cultural orientations in addition to beliefs and values. A useful umbrella term that allows us to talk about these and other orientations...
POUR LEUR PROPRE SÉCURITÉ LES GRANDES PUISSANCES DOIVENT AIDER LE PEUPLE HAÏTIEN
Par Gérald Bloncourt Spécial pour CSMS Magazine La gigantesque catastrophe qui s’est abattue sur Haïti, a bouleversé la conscience Mondiale. Elle a mobilisé des millions d’être humains de toutes les races, de toutes les cultures, de toutes...
Being Intercultural and how this affects our Esol children
By Jennifer Goykhman Special to CSMS Magazine There are many important factors to take in consideration when being intercultural. Not only does the home culture affect the person but also the culture of the neighborhood, school and last but not least...
It is important to sometimes say NO to a friend
By Anisia Jones In life, especially in professional life, everyone has priorities. It is not wise to let others infringe upon your load or rights to meet your obligations. Life is full of circumstances that too often may hinder our ability to have all...
Le Seggae
Par Paul. E. François CSMS Magazine Qui ne connaît pas le Reggae ! Une musique profondément inspirée de la culture jamaïquaine, ayant pour créateur un certain Bob Marley. Incontournable personnage de cette création musicale, aux rythmes saccadant,...
Invisible cultural traits and the change of attitude towards Haitian students in the Bahamas
By Barbara Davis Thompson Special to CSMS Magazine The phrase “much of culture is invisible” is in fact true. Culture is not a tangible thing that can be touched, but rather something that is experienced and learned. Culture defines people’s existence...
Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack
By Crystal Jenkins Special to CSMS MagazineIn reading Peggy McIntosh’s article, “White Privilege: Unpacking the Invisible Knapsack,” it brought many things to my attention. My experience as being a student of the 60’s and 70’s, I find that Peggy...
Understanding cultural diversity and interpersonal communication
By Jessie Hailey Special to CSMS MagazineIf you see someone with a clenched fist and a grim expression, you do not need words to tell you that this person is not happy. If you hear someone’s voice quaver and see his or her hands tremble, you may infer...