Please read attached Documents:The co-culture assigned was the Green Party — Interview Questions to ANSWER (to the best of your ability with research) and REFER to IN the paper:1. Could you describe in your own words what it means to be a part of the Green Party?2. What are the main differences between the Green Party and the larger San Antonio, Texas society (especially with regards to being located in a largely Red state)? 3. Do you find it difficult to talk about the policies you believe in? When do you feel like you can’t share aspects of the Green Party with the larger culture?4. What past interactions have you had with the larger culture that may have influenced your current behavior or thoughts about them?5. Which of the three approaches have you and will you employ to achieve your preferred outcome? (Nonassertive, assertive, or aggressive)6. What’s your preferred outcome after interacting with the larger culture? Assimilation (“trying to get rid of all cultural differences in an attempt to fit into the dominant culture”), Accommodation (“insisting that the dominant culture reinvent or change the rules of society so it can incorporate the life experiences of each co-culture group”), or Separation (“rejecting the notion of forming a common bond with the dominant group and seeking to maintain separate group identities outside the dominant structure”)?7. Do you find prejudice for the Green Party’s opinions? Has more support grown or less towards your co-culture?8. What message would you like to be able to send to those within the dominant and larger culture in San Antonio, Texas?9. What’s your perception of the larger culture or the right-wing political party, for example? (someone whose ideas significantly vary from your own)10. If the roles were reversed, and you were a part of the dominant culture here in San Antonio, Texas (as the Green Party), how would you feel and respond to the co-culture?