Hello class$--$ welcome to Diversity in the Professions and Canvas.This discussion is meant to get us going as collaborators. You will be working with each other to support the successful completion of tasks. Sometimes you will be peer reviewers giving constructive feedback, and possibly as team members to complete an assignment. Most modules will have discussion board activities. Note this is one of the easiest ways to stay connected and get points in the class. Textbook Readings for Assignment:Read Pg $1-10-$introduction to terminology and perspective.Section $1$ on Privilege and Body Ritual, article #$3$ in your textbook. You may also access the article at SFU Body Ritual Among the Nacirema by Horace Miner from American Anthropologist, $1956,58(3),503-507.$ Page $2.$ Page $3.$ Page $4.$ Page $5.$ Page $6.6$ pages.Read Pg $31-59.$ Assignment:Initial post due February $29.$ Response posts #$2$ & #$3$ are due by March $5.$ Initial Post Introduce yourself to the Class. Discuss your current year of college, your associate degree prior to entering this program, and something unique about you. Share a photo$/$video$/$media of yourself or something important to you to help us get to know you. Tell us who$/$what is in the image. For example, if the image is two people and a dog, which person are you in the photo?Response posts #$2$ & #$3$ are due by March $5.$In post #$2,$ answer $2-6$ listed below and respond to a classmate's post. In post #$3$ respond to a different classmate than in post #$2.$Define primary and secondary dimensions of Diversity from the required reading. List the dimensions of diversity that you identify with.In reference to the Nacirema reading, Why do teachers still assign this reading, i$.$e$.,$ what does it teach us that is valuable in the present day?What was one of your earliest experiences concerning race? Describe the experience, how you felt, and how the experience was handled. If you could rewrite that experience, how would you change it and$/$or how it was handled?Provide an example of your own experience of how a "difference" has led to conflict. How did you handle the conflict?How would you describe your position of privilege? Is privilege or lack of privilege a stereotype?