Cultural Sensitivity

It is commonly perceived that when social workers work with a client of the same race, it is in the best interest of the client; mainly because many feel that the client would feel more comfortable this way. This preconceived notion is not always true. A client could have a social worker of the same ethnic background, but have nothing else in common. For example, a social worker can be placed with a Hispanic client just because they are Hispanic also, but if one speaks Spanish and the other does not, the line of communication are closed. Another reason a connection or relationship may be hard to obtain is because when one looks into the social backgrounds of both the social worker and the client, the client tends to be less educated and in the lower class while social workers are highly educated and are in the middle class. Therefore, the client and the social worke

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Approximate Word count = 613
Approximate Pages = 2 (250 words per page double spaced)