Bafa Bafa - 937 Words

BaFa BaFa is a cultural game which consist of two cultures, the Alpha and the Beta. The Alpha were more friendly and did not care to much for competition. They also like to touch and speak very close to one another. The males for the Alpha were of higher importance then women. As for the Beta they were all about competition and were always moving around. They also speak in a different language. I was chosen to be an Alpha. As in Alpha I did as I was told but when it was time to visit the Beta I was nervous. As I entered the room everyone was walking around no one really greeted me. All they were interested in was competing to get certain playing cards. I could not understand them and I felt lost and confused. I wanted to get back to my†¦show more content†¦But it is easier said then done. We can also blame the media for always depicting a certain race. Such as people on welfare being black or hispanic or sex offenders as being only people in the priesthood. But in many cases we can not control our kids as they get older such as my sister in law, we can not control what they go through in life we just have to keep reassuring them that not everyone is bad. That if we take people as individuals and not as groups maybe we will view people in a different light. But as reality is, we are far from it, what we experience in our past and in our future depends on what kind of person we are today and what kind of person we want people to look at us in. We can only change the future and create our own perception as we get older andShow MoreRelatedBafa2183 Words   |  9 PagesBafa Bafa Concrete Experience During this experiment I was part of the Beta Group, which consisted of learning how to speak Betan and learning the rules to trade other Betans to get seven cards of the same color in numerical order from 1 to 7. The other group, the Alphans, are a very â€Å"touchy group† and they only had one leader whom had to give permission to other guy Alphas to talk to a girl. Alphas were more about having fun while Betans were all about themselves trying to accomplish their ownRead MoreMy First Impression Of Bafa Bafa After Hearing The Rules968 Words   |  4 PagesBafa Bafa Reflection My first impression of Bafa Bafa after hearing the rules was that it would be an enjoyable class activity. Little did I know, that the activity would go much deeper than just being a class activity. Bafa Bafa simulates the human interactions in the world as we know it. It teaches a lesson of diversities and miscommunications between them. It permits everyone and anyone to experience the notion of being foreign or an outcast. In Bafa Bafa, I was a part of the Alpha cultureRead MoreWhat Is Implementation Of The BAFA Community Risk Reduction Plan891 Words   |  4 Pages Implementation of the BAFA Community Risk reduction plan can be broken down into: resources, personnel, programs, structure, and culture. Resources: We will work with our administration to ensure that we have the financial resources needed to begin the purchase of materials outlined in the the strategy section above as well as the necessary approval for payroll increases to fulfill the time required for the additional programming. Outside agencies and groups such as Livingston County EMSRead MoreSocial Structure of Bangladesh2920 Words   |  12 PagesDances Dancing in Bangladesh draws freely from the sub continental classical forms as well as the folk, tribal, ballet and Middle Eastern strains. Of the tribal dances, particularly popular are Manipuri and Santhal. The Bulbul Academy of Fine Arts (BAFA), set up in Dacca in the early fifties, played a pioneering role in the promotion of dances in the country.   A number of other cultural organizations have helped in popularizing the art. No cultura1 evening in this country is complete without a dance