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1. What are ‘culture wars’? Consider which are the ‘cultures’understood to be at war with each other? If challenging culturalideas is a culture war, what would be ‘cultural peace’?

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1. What are ‘culture wars’? Consider which are the ‘cultures’understood to be at war with each other? If challenging culturalideas is a culture war, what would be ‘cultural peace’?

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Culture wars are politic and social difference we have with different groups of people with religious, cultural, and value beliefs. This ideas main affect groups like LGBT, gender, and colored people. These topics are tend to be the most arguable in media and politics as it causes misunderstanding.

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2. Do you think there are culture wars in Canada? Can you give examples?

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2. Do you think there are culture wars in Canada? Can you give examples?

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There is in Canada. When it comes to talking about racism and LGBT talks in classes, it is still up for debate due to religious beliefs from parents of the kids.

There are 5 Objectors (Canadian Culture Mindsets)

Zealous Activists

Seek to modernize expression around a progressive view of social & cultural issues

Quiet Accommodators

Tend to agree with Zealous Activists, but view issues with much less intensity

Conflicted Middle

Divided as to whether Cancel Culture is suppression or accountability

Frustrated Skeptics

Tend to agree with Defiant Objectors, but view issues with much less intensity. Unlikely to see productive purpose in Culture Wars, tend to feel exhausted by them

Defiant Objectors

Unanimously say that Cancel Culture is a way to suppress freedom of speech. Most likely to say the Culture Wars are divisive, unnecessary, and exhausting

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The Angus Reid Institute has undertaken a wide-ranging study to better understand the perspectives of Canadians on a host of issues – from gender and identity, to race, Indigenous issues and the legacy of colonization, to free speech and precautions taken to ensure the comfort of those who don’t wish to partake in charged debates.…

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Manitoba educators say protests over LGBTQ rights, sex ed in schools exploit parents with misinformation | CBC News

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The head of Manitoba’s largest school division says nationwide protests that hit the province on Wednesday were prompted by people “deliberately stirring the pot to create misinformation” about public education.

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Yes, Canada does have its versions of culture wars. These are less polarized than perhaps elsewhere. Examples are:

Reconciliation and indigenous rights: The question of how historic injustices toward Indigenous people are to be tackled is perennially debated in Canada in many forms, from land rights to residential school reparations to self-government. Some Canadians believe strongly in reconciliation and atonement, while others are resistant toward structural changes.
The tensions also exist in language and identity in Quebec, pulled between the desire to preserve French language and culture and the rest of Canada's multicultural model. Laws such as Bill 21, which bans religious symbols in certain public roles, are controversial as they touch on rights around personal expression and secularism.
Environmentalism pitted against Economic Interests: Debates related to resource extraction, such as oil pipelines, have brought forth tensions among environmental protection, Indigenous land rights, and economic priorities.

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3.What is cultural humility? Do you think this concept could be used to address culture wars?

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3.What is cultural humility? Do you think this concept could be used to address culture wars?

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Cultural humility represents a way of being based on self-reflection, openness, and an ongoing willingness to learn about others' cultural experiences. While the concept of cultural competence is based on acquiring knowledge, cultural humility engages one with the realization of their limitations in order to grasp other perspectives and to listen and learn in a non-judgmental manner.

Cultural humility can indeed help dissolve culture wars. By cultivating curiosity, rather than defensiveness, toward their approach to differences, cultural humility encourages respectful dialogue and mutual understanding. While it does not eliminate disagreement, competition is reoriented toward collaboration and opens possibilities of peaceful coexistence in a diverse society.