Although an individual resident of a southern city in the United States may not like to eat grits and cornbread, these foods are considered a part of southern culture. What does this reveal about culture

Although an individual resident of a southern city in the United States may not like to eat grits and cornbread, these foods are considered a part of southern culture. This clearly reveals that culture is a shared attribute.

Culture

Culture are ideas, behaviors, value, symbol, beliefs, customs guiding a group of people. It is a way of a life of a people.

Shared attribute

Shared attributes are global variety that resides within a class.

When attributes are shared, usually between parent and child or parent and sibling, they also share the same corresponding value and needs which are reflected.

Therefore, when an individual may not like a certain food, but are considered as a part of culture, one learns that culture is a shared attribute.