America, often referred to as the melting pot, has many separate cultures. Each state within America has separate cultures. You can even drive to your neighboring city or town and find they have a slightly separate culture than the people of your city or town. Actually, if you want to get technical, each household seems to have its own culture!
Each culture is defined by how the members of the culture interact with one someone else and the outside world; their traditions; their beliefs; what they think socially acceptable. Some people define their culture by race, while others define their culture by region. Some people define their culture by education, while others define their culture by financial status. however a culture is defined, America has a plethora of them!
Healths
While cultures differ in many aspects, they are similar in one: they are made up of people - living, breathing, human beings - and all human beings have one thing in common, which is the ability to get sick or be injured.
It sounds so simple, but it's so important. It doesn't matter how much money you make; you can get sick. It doesn't matter how many degrees you have; you can get injured.
Many people don't purchase health insurance unless their employers offer it, and even then some people opt not to buy into their employer's health care plan. At the same time, many Americans are either unemployed, or aren't offered health benefits by their employers.
It doesn't matter what color you are, where you live, how far you went in school, or how much money you have - every person needs sufficient health care. If you are one of the millions of Americans who doesn't have a health insurance policy, you need to start searching for one now. Take benefit of your employer's health benefits package, or, refer to your state's insurance bureau to find health insurance fellowships that offer policies you can afford.
Does Your Culture work on Your Health?
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