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The World Statistics whoohoo

Explore the intricacies of human diversity through various lenses in Dr. Beth McCulloch Vinson's presentation. This insightful discussion encourages you to reflect on your membership in both global majorities and minorities based on factors such as skin color, cultural makeup, religion, sexual orientation, housing, nourishment, literacy, education, technology ownership, and wealth. By understanding these dimensions, we can appreciate our shared humanity and recognize the unique experiences that shape individuals around the world.

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The World Statistics whoohoo

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    1. The World Statistics http://www.whoohoo.net/worldturns/ By: Dr. Beth McCulloch Vinson Fall 2001, Athens State University

    2. The World: Statistics People are alike and different in many ways. During the viewing of this presentation, think about the ways that you are part of the worlds majority. Also, think of ways that you are a member of the worlds minority.

    4. The World: Skin Color

    5. The World: Cultural Makeup

    6. The World: Religion

    7. The World: Sexual Orientation

    8. The World: Type of Housing

    9. The World: Nourishment

    10. The World: Ability to Read

    11. The World: Education

    12. The World: Owns a Computer

    13. The World: Entire Wealth

    14. The World: Point in Life

    15. Majority or Minority?

    16. The End By: Dr. Beth McCulloch Vinson Fall 2001, Athens State University

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