is the identity that is tied to being part
of a nation or country - a group of people who
share the same history, traditions, and language,
and who usually live together in a particular
country
Nationality
Within a nation is a smaller cultural groups that
share specific social environments , traditions, and
histories that may not be necessarily subscribed to
by mainstream society
Ethnic
Groups
draws on cultural elements. It is also
defined by cultural traits, including language,
religion, customs, and ancestry
Ethnicity
is primarily a social construct based on
perceived physical characteristics often linked to
geographic origins.
Race
Biological/Physiological
* Chromosomes, Hormones, Anatomy
* Usually assigned at birth based on physical
traits.
* Generally fixed, though some medical
interventions can alter physical characteristics
Sex
Social/Cultural/Psychological
* Identity, Roles, Behaviors, Expressions
* Internally felt and chosen; can be different
from assigned sex at birth
* Can evolve and change over time, and is
deeply personal
Gender
refers to a person’s enduring pattern of
emotional, romantic, and/or sexual attraction to
other people. It’s about who you are attracted to
Sexual Orientation
It’s about how you know yourself to be. It’s not
determined by your physical body (sex assigned
at birth) or by who you’re attracted to (sexual
orientation). Your internal concept of yourself.
Gender Identity
The manner on how an individual present
himself/herself to the society.
Gender Expression
societies as the ideas associated with
being poor or rich differ based on the collective
experiences of individuals.
Socioeconomic Class
refers to the
set of attitudes and practices that an individual
adheres to in relation to the political system and
actors within his or her society.
Political Identity
has evolved to promote far complex
forms of understanding human nature, the
afterlife, and natural events. Some are
monotheistic, believing in the existence of one god,
whereas others are polytheistic, believe in the
existence of multiple gods.
Religion
A perspective that promotes an individual’s
culture as the most efficient and superior
Ethnocentrism
Promotes the perspective that cultures must
be understood in the context of their locality
Cultural
Relativism
