- Culture is an abstract concept that encompasses the shared system of learned and shared values, beliefs, and rules of conduct that make people behave in a certain way. It is diverse, dynamic, and ever-changing. Culture is not about superficial group differences or just a way to label a group of people. It is the standard for perceiving, believing, evaluating, and acting.
- Race refers to dividing people into groups based on physical characteristics such as appearance. However, it is important to note that the term "race" is not appropriate when applied to national, religious, geographic, linguistic, or ethnic groups. Race does not relate to mental characteristics such as intelligence, personality, or character.
- Ethnicity refers to a sense of peoplehood when people feel close because they share similarities. This can include physical characteristics such as skin color or bloodline, linguistic characteristics such as language or dialect, behavioral or cultural characteristics such as religion or customs, or environmental characteristics such as living in the same area or sharing the same place of origin.
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