A paper on why age resembles ones cultureal identity.

Age Transpires Identity <Tab/>As a multivocallity, twenty-year-old, middle-class, heterosexual, male, student of the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater with white American, German, Methodist, cultural history; the feelings I express regarding all of these cultural identities varies in intensity. The identities that I define are as follows: age, socio-economic status, sexual orientation, gender, organization, race, nationality, ethnicity, religion. The identity that expresses the most intensity is my age. Age is what tells a …

…The age of twenty is a time of knowledge. Learning about one's self, life and future is present with twenty year olds. Being the majority comes with additional political attention and conflicts with the law. The benefits of being twenty outweigh the prejudicial views of people to our identity. If anyone uses the ascription process with anyone who is twenty will find similar reports. Therefore, the cultural identity that I relate most to is age.