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What we going to do today?

• Check homework assignments
• Look at feedback on Political Party during in break-out groups

What is the difference between the dominant culture and a sub culture?

Explain how the dominant culture can change over time

People who watch the news

1. Dominant culture
2. Sub culture
3. Counter culture

Immigrants from Eritrea

1. Dominant culture
2. Sub culture
3. Counter culture

Vegans

1. Dominant culture
2. Sub culture
3. Counter culture

Fans from Frenna

1. Dominant culture
2. Sub culture
3. Counter culture

Visitors of the Zwarte Cross

1. Dominant culture
2. Sub culture
3. Counter culture

Protesters from Green Peace

1. Dominant culture
2. Sub culture
3. Counter culture

Jihadists

1. Dominant culture
2. Sub culture
3. Counter culture

Metal fans

1. Dominant culture
2. Sub culture
3. Counter culture

Orthodox Jews

1. Dominant culture
2. Sub culture
3. Counter culture

People who speak Dutch

1. Dominant culture
2. Sub culture
3. Counter culture

Nashville-declaration not punishable 

The Hague – The Nashville-declaration against homosexuality is not punishable. The people who signed the pamphlet declared that they think homosexuality is a sin and can be cured. They also stated that marriage should only be between man and wife. The declaration was signed by SGP-leader Kees van der Staaij. He got criticized by many member of parliament. The VVD, D66, GroenLinks, PvdA and 50Plus used their right to ask questions. They wanted to know if the cabinet saw the pamphlet as a way to cause hatred against a specific group and thus is punishable. According to the public prosecutors office it can be seen as freedom of religion and freedom of opinion. Van der Staaij was happy with the decision and said: “It shows that Christians can still freely express their opinion on the state of marriage and sexuality.”

Does Van der Staaij represent the dominant culture, a subculture or a counter culture? Explain your answer.

In the text you can recognize a common frame of reference. Explain this.

In the source you can see the fundamental rights can be at odds with each other. How can you see this?