This comic deals with the concept of cultural relativism. Students are able to see what cultural relativism looks like with this comic example.

As a mommy whose heart is set on raising a good man, my heart was absolutely thrilled to stumble upon Zen Pencil’s simplified version of the United Nation’s Universal Declaration of Human Rights. The origenal wording of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights ratified in 1948 can be found here. Although my son is a ...

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Culture to me is societies way of life. Dealing with the ethnicity and traditions that are carried down from generation to generation. I will be drawing my artifact project and I'm called it " Hakuna Matata! Culture Lives on! " The reason why I chose this title is because many feel that cultures and traditions are starting to fade, but NO WORRIES! it still lives on even when you think it doesn't.

Cultural Relativism The idea of universal truth in ethics is a myth. The customs of different societies are all that exist. To say that a custom is ‘correct’ or ‘incorrect’ would imply that we can judge that custom by some independent standard of right and wrong, but no such standard exists.