CIVIL IDENTITY - SOCIAL IDENTITY - FAMILY IDENITY

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• Key Words Definitions
• Social Identity
• Civil Identity
• Family Identity

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Social Identity

• A persons sense of belongingness to a collective
  of identified important groups such as
• Citizenship a Nation
• Property Deeds and co-OWNERship in Real estate
• e.g., vacation homes, office buildings, land, and
  may include motor homes, RVs, cars, boats,
  planes, etc.
• Profession a trade, vocation, skill, craft,
  boards or union organizations, etc
• Education Credentials, degrees, diplomas,
  certifications, documentation of schools
  successfully attended.
• Religious Status Title in religious
  organizations.
• Socio-economic class Amount of money in bank, in
  stocks and bonds investments, in bank notes and
  certificates.

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Civil identity
Example

• Ethnicity American of Soviet Union heritage.
• Political Party Libertarian Party
• Race Semitic
• Color Medium complexion
• Religion Judeo-Christian
• Disability None Known
• Gender Male Sexual Orientation Heterosexual
• Marital Status Single
• Couples who share the same (or very similar)
  Civil identities, identify with one anothers
  beliefs, bond in marriage, living in a
  multi-cultural society are considered
  equallyoked.

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Family Identity

• The Family Identity is base on civil identity
  closely associated with a specific surname and
• Surname that specific family name passed down
  generation after generation in a family lineage
  from whom the origins of the surname began to the
  very youngest new born.
• Middle name It is a name given by joint parents
  traditionally, by inter-marrying families of the
  same (or similar) civil identities to protect
  the family against fraud, phoneys, and fakes
  using reputable names as a tactic or strategy
  for personal profit in multicultural finance.
  NMI (means, No Middle Initial)
• First name a personal name given to a newborn by
  parents - to be used in every day conversations -
  with a specific meaning concerning the
  reputation to live up to in society.

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• Dr. Xxx X. Xxxx, PhDProfessor Emeritus
• Professor of the Humanities
• Email professorofthehumanities_at_gmail.com

September 11th, 2001
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