Cultural Interview

I would not, but for others, it might be better if you tell them what your culture is.

I am a white Christian American female living in Minnesota.

Aha . . . in that case, according to the Minnesota Multiphasic Personality Inventory, you are completely normal. It's the rest of us who are a little odd.

(I sh*t you not, clickity click!)

Here are the questions. Answer at least half please:

Questions:
Tell me about your background (family, education, language).
What are some typical foods from your culture?
What holidays do you celebrate?
What is your culture’s traditional dress?
How does your culture view education?
What does your culture view “fun”?
How does your culture celebrate special occasions (weddings, funerals, births, stages of aging)?
What role does religion play in your culture?
How does your culture view nature and human interaction with nature?
How does your culture view the home and home life?
How does your culture view the roles of men, women, and children in the home?
How does your culture view gender role differences?
How does your culture view age and aging?
How does your culture view the role(s) of individuals? Groups?
What constitutes success in your culture?
How is class and socio-economic status defined in your culture?
What is considered disrespectful in your culture?
Have you experienced racism or prejudice because of your culture?
What constitutes happiness in your culture?
How does your culture define and value work?
How does your culture define and value play?
How is humor defined and/or shared in your culture?
Does divine intervention or luck play a role in your culture?

Finally, tell me something about your culture that I might not know.

Minnesota?

American Indians, Swedes and Finns are all around you!! Find one.

Sorry to break it to you. Most of a2k come from Canada, the US, the UK, and Australia. Not too remarkably different culture wise to you and your fellow Minnesotans.

I could pretend to be a mixed-race Tartar from Uzbekistan if it would help the OP...