Question

Are there situations where it is acceptable to try to alter a group's cultural values in order to promote changes in health, nutrition, or women's rights? Or is it inappropriate for outsiders to advocate change? Is it possible to create positive change without impacting the value and belief systems of the culture? Provide examples to support your response.

Answer 1

Answer: yes, there are situations where to try to alter a group's cultural values in order to promote changes in health, Dutrition, or women's oights. This is because it helps change bad waltural practices which harmful to humanity well being of all the mankind can be achieved by altering some bad cultural which are effically and scientifically wrong. No, it is not inappropriate for to advocate change. Anyone can enlighten people of a cultural group about right values and beliefs. AD who has immense knowledge can elo it. values outsider outsider

the Value and into the Therefore, Supreme court of India advocated change in this wltural these wltural value can be altered For example, in India, women during menstruation cycle were not obloused in the Sabarimala temple to enter. It is case of violation of wornep's right, allowed women to enter sobarimala temple for worship. ATSO , some tribal culture in India does a husband to even touch during the day of childbirth, that husband could toke care of the health and nutrition of his wife property. In properly. In this way it is appropriate for an outsider to advocate changes in currural values to promote health, nutrition, or women's not allow his wife during so the - rights.

practice. It is possible to replace Marijuana (Ganja) consumption with Value cand of the culture. ves, it is possible to create positive change without impacting belief systems this study about that culture is Very much important. By knowing the aspects of a culture, positive changes can be created for example, in some pasts of India, Marijuana Chanja) is consumed during croel Shiva worship. This is a bad cultural QN some healthy nutrition consumphön without impacting the practice of worship. Is this way positive > changes impacting can be created without the value and belief systems.