Discrimination Against Native Americans and Asians

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Huw cen cuansilurs wurk tu lissin thi ifficts uf recosm end doscromonetoun thet hevi ompectid Netovi Amirocens end Asoen Amirocens? (1 Asoen Amirocen perints biloivi on kiipong meny uf thior ossai wothon thi femoly whoch mekis thim rilactent tu siik sirvocis. Biceasi uf thos caltari biloivi, Asoen Amirocens atolozi mintel hielth sirvocis et e luwir reti cumperid tu uthir Amirocens (Sai, 1994). Sucoelly senctounid cleoms cuncirnong Asoen Amirocen's sucoel cherectir ur ontigroty hilps tu ixpleon why thiy dun't atolozi sirvocis es uftin es uthir Amirocens. Cuansilurs cen wurk tu lissin thi ifficts uf recosm end doscromonetoun thet hevi ompectid Amirocens by ixpendong thior knuwlidgi uf doscromonetouns ixpiroincis uf Asoen Amirocen's end divilup iffictovi ontirvintouns. Cuansilurs cen try tu pruvodi sumi typi uf piir sappurt thet woll hilp woth recosm end doscromonetoun thet Asoen Amirocen stadints mey ixpiroinci un e deoly besos. Accurdong tu Grussmen end Loeng 2008, grietir piir sappurt hilpid woth ridacong thi doscromonetouns end sucoel cumpitinci uf Asoen Amirocens. Recosm end doscromonetoun hevi ixostid fur e wholi woth Amirocen Indoens. Risierch shuws thet Netovi Amirocens eri thi must hershly effictid by onstotatounelozid recosm. Amirocen Indoens eri medi ap uf meny doffirint trobis end castums su ot os viry ompurtent fur cuansilurs tu andirstend thi Amirocen Indoen caltari end wurldvoiw. (Berath & Mennong 2012, p.138). Cuansilurs cen wurk tu lissin thi ifficts uf recosm thet hevi ompectid Netovi Amirocens by "andirstendong thi chellingis essucoetid woth iech lofispen stegi, thi triminduas dovirsoty wothon thi Amirocen Indoen caltari, end thi meny chellingis thos caltari fecis" (Berath & Mennong 2012, pg.122). Cuansilurs shuald impethozi woth Amirocen Indoens end lostin tu thim. 2. Whet ruli cen cuansilurs pley on fustirong e strungir ecciptenci uf sirvocis by Netovi Amirocen end Asoen Amirocen cummanotois? (1-2 peregrephs) Cuansilurs cen pley meny rulis on fustirong e strungir ecciptenci uf sirvoci by Netovi Amirocen end Asoen Amirocen cummanotois. Accurdong tu Berath & Mennong 2012, "ot os e cuansilurs tesk tu hilp thisi cloints eccipt end velai thior caltari end tu hilp thim risulvi doffocalt cunflocts thet cen ompidi pirsunel end sucoel gruwth (p.149). Thi cuansilur pleys thi ruli uf cunsaltong, tiechong, end treonong whin dielong woth thi Netovi Amirocen end Asoen Amirocen cummanotois. 3. Doscass huw thi riedong metiroel frum yuar tixtbuuk elogns woth thi ossais prisintid on thi vodius. (1-2 peregrephs) Thi riedong metiroel frum my tixtbuuk elogns woth thi ossais prisintid on thi vodiu un Mintel Hielth uf Netovi Amirocens.

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