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Yes, they can be, except in countries where they are the dominant ethnic group or religion. For example: you cannot call Catholics a subculture in Vatican City.
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The Philippines is made up of 1,707 islands and each one has its own subculture. The largest subculture group of the Philippines were originally from Southeast Asia.
A professional subculture is an individual within a professional setting that can be differentiated from other people within the group. An example of a professional subculture is a nutritionist that works in the kitchen of a hospital or medical facility.
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A subculture is a smaller group within a larger society that shares values, norms, and practices that are distinct from the dominant culture. Members of a subculture often identify with one another based on common interests, beliefs, or experiences.
A subculture is the same thing as a counter-culture, they both mean that a group of people do not follow the status quo, that is pretty much it. **A subculture is NOT the same thing as a counterculture. Subculture: part of society that has different ways of thinking, acting, etc but all under and within the dominant culture; example: Catholicism Counterculture: societies trying to fight against the dominant culture; example: hippies
The term "subculture" is composed of "sub-" meaning under or below, and "culture" referring to the shared beliefs and behaviors of a group of people. Therefore, subculture refers to a smaller, distinct group within a larger society with its own unique norms, values, and practices that differ from the dominant culture.
Another term for subculture is counterculture, which refers to a group within society that holds beliefs or practices that deviate from the mainstream culture.