This document discusses multiple identities and shared identities. For multiple identities, people can have different cultural backgrounds, languages, accents, skin colors, body gestures, and personalities. Shared identities include local identities based on culture, religion, ethnicity or country. People also share a national identity defined by age, skin color and country, which allows them to vote. Additionally, there are global identities like the EU or UN that aim to support suffering people worldwide. The document then gives an example of one person's multiple identities, which incorporate their various family backgrounds and characteristics.

1. A multiple identity is…
You may also have
different cultural
backgrounds.
When you have a
multiple identity you
have different color,
accent and language.
And people have different body gestures and personalities.

2. A shared identity is…
National/
British
identity
Local
identity
EU &
Global
People have local
identities. Some local
identities are cultural
back grounds, religion,
ethnic group &
country
People have a
national identity.
Age, color &
country. You get to
vote for a
government.
People have a global
identity. For example
we have the EU and
UN. They help to
support the people in
the world who are
suffering.

3. My multiple identity is…
Personal
identity
My
mother is
Ugandan
I grew
up in
Uganda
I am a
student at
Thomas
Tallis
My step
sisters
are from
London
My father is
from
Uganda.
My religion
is christian