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The roots of Canadian anthropology are anchored in both the British/American tradition of social anthropology and French cultural anthropology.
Ethnic Minority
is a group within a country or state that has different national, religious, linguistic, or cultural characteristics from the majority population.
Uninsured
Describes individuals or entities not covered under an insurance policy, exposing them to potential financial risk.
Vulnerable Populations
Groups of people at higher risk of facing health disparities due to factors like economic, social, or health status.
African American
A term referring to Americans of African descent, highlighting their cultural, historical, and social experiences.
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