You will interview an individual belonging to a marginalized group in the United States. Marginalized groups can include any group that has been discriminated against or faced oppression due to being viewed as the “other” in society. Marginalization can occur because of someone’s race, gender, class, sexual orientation, age, religion, or ability. Examples include African Americans, Latinos, women, gay or lesbians, seniors, or people with disabilities.

For your interview, please create a list of a minimum of ten relevant questions to ask your interviewee. These questions should not be merely “yes” or “no” questions. Rather, these questions should be open-ended (aka “free-response”) and written in such a way as to encourage the interviewee to expand on their experience in detail. Include the questions with your write-up. Do not include the real name of the person interviewed in order to maintain confidentiality. • You will write a reflection paper (not including the question list) that describes your experiences speaking with the individual, and the responses they provided. You should be describing your experiences with specific detail which includes: 1. a description of the individual’s story, 2. what you learned, 3. why it was important, 4. how it relates to key concepts you learned about in the course, and 5. how it contributes to better understanding your chosen group. Please use specific examples to illustrate your points. Make sure to tie what you learned in the interview to key concepts you learned in the course. To further support your connections to key concepts in multicultural psychology