This is a critical analysis(critical autobiography about me. I don't know what to write about myself. Since my professor doesn't know me personally, you can make it up. If you need me to be add...

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Introduction
In the golden words of John Dewey, “We do not learn from experience rather we learn from reflecting on the experience”. Indeed, self-reflection can enable one to recognize the progress one makes in life, whilst allowing one to consider enhancements one can make in the future. By the virtue of this assignment, I have got this opportunity to perform a critical analysis of myself along with an application of fundamental sociological concepts that are associated with ethnicity, race, immigration, and nationality. Therefore, I feel blessed to have this opportunity that urges me to reflect on the social factors that shaped my behavior and actions.
Race and Ethnicity
I am a 22-year-old Asian-American who plays multiple roles in life - I am a student, a son, a
other, and a hip-hop dancer. I am passionate about dance and interested in hip-hop music for a very long time. This is the most authentic form of action by the virtue of which I can showcase my love for exercise and life in general by implementing hip-hop dance. This interest has pulled me into the dance community that offers me, and many students like me to express our personalities as well as emotions. Dance especially hip-hop allows us to appreciate simple things in life and urges us to overcome challenges. As an immigrant myself, I comprehend the struggles, difficulties, and hardships that are part and parcel of living in America today. There are many ba
iers I faced while establishing my identity both at the career level and in my personal life. For instance, there were numerous situations where I felt unwelcome and excluded from the group. I also faced denial, then in anticipation to find out I wasn’t accepted into my aspiration colleges. Dealing with rejection can be really difficult however it shouldn’t stop us (Yan, M. C., 2005). Something that keeps me moving ahead in life is the fact that if I keep trying, I have a chance to get selected one day. The problem is how people see us, all those who have immigrated very differently. I asked my father, I have been Asian all my life, but it’s only now that people notice. No offense to my friends who are very inclusive, but the majority of society fails to em
ace the diversity which prevails in society. There is still a clear divide amongst people which is reflected in their behavior and mindset. Therefore, I have faced seclusion in certain forms and expressions which might be even more prominent in other sections of society. I consider myself blessed that I could connect with my passion early on in my life. With music and its beats, my actions automatically get synced and actions result in dance (Thier, M., 2013). This has helped me recover...