When an indian american father tells his teenage daughter to be chaste and traditional and not promiscuous and weak like white american women, he is alluding to the way in which:?

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16 November, 06:29

When an indian american father tells his teenage daughter to be chaste and traditional and not promiscuous and weak like white american women, he is alluding to the way in which:?

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Jayvion Lester · Answer 1

racial identity is defined through certain sexual practices and performances

Explanation:

When we observe different ethnicity, we will notice that there are differences in sexual behaviors among those sensitivities, which is cause by an inherent difference in their beliefs and moral value. Restriction of sexual practices is extremely common among many ethnicity (especially those that are highly religious). Beside Indian, we can see it in Islamic/Christian culture and Hindu culture.