Vocabulary Flashcards

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identity (n.)

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who you are; the way you think about and define yourself. Example: Being Asian American is an important part of my identity.

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community (n.)

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a group of people in the same place that share something in common. Example: My hip hop class is a community where I feel like I belong.

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communicate (v.)

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when you share information with other people using words, pictures, etc. Example: When I communicate clearly, people understand me better.

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joy (n.)

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a feeling of great happiness. Example: I feel joy when I get to sleep in.

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especially (adv.)

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when something happens more often, or when you highlight something. Example: I like to sleep in, especially on Saturday mornings.

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ethnicity (n.)

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a group of people who share the same cultures, traditions, or history. Example: I’m proud of my ethnicity because my culture is awesome.

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roots (n.)

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the beginnings of something (like a tree) or someone (like your history). Example: My family’s roots are in Mexico because that’s where my parents are from and where my abuela and primos live.

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respect (n.)

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when everyone feels seen, heard, and valued. Example: I show respect to my grandparents because they love me and always take care of me.

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advocate (v.)

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when you support and fight for your or someone else’s needs and rights. Example: I advocate for myself when I tell people to stop calling me names.

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competent (adj.)

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when you have the skills or knowledge to do something. Example: I feel competent when I play soccer because I’m really good at it.