Audie
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And I didn't even know I had one.Especially for @Audie - she's a wonderful example of multiculturalism in action Wu Man, Pipa Virtuoso - check out her discography
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And I didn't even know I had one.Especially for @Audie - she's a wonderful example of multiculturalism in action Wu Man, Pipa Virtuoso - check out her discography
With your neighbors, it would seem that if you didn't share important core values, such gatherings either would not take place or they wouldn't be fun.I have no idea what their core values are. They've been great neighbors so maybe that's a core value or reflects one. We've never discussed politics or religion.
What's up with it? To me ... this: While cultural appropriation harms marginalized communities by perpetuating stereotypes or commodifying their culture, cultural appreciation, on the other hand, seeks to empower and uplift these communities by recognizing their contributions.
But all of the tribes Europeans encountered when they got to the Americas were also living on land they took from other tribes. EVERYONE on the planet is living on stolen land.
It probably gets down to definitions again. I think the grand "melting pot", controlled immigration of the US is an example of multiculturalism working fairly well. I think allowing the mass, largely unchecked, immigration of theocrats into European secular society will not turn out well.Of course, thus it's not just Europeans that had problems with accepting multiculturalism. So, let's deal with this in today's world.
It probably gets down to definitions again. I think the grand "melting pot" of the US is an example of multiculturalism working fairly well. I think allowing the mass, largely unchecked, immigration of theocrats into secular society will not turn out well.
My English was ambiguous but "she" was referring to Wu ManAnd I didn't even know I had one.
Good, I'd hate to think I'd forgotten my discographyMy English was ambiguous but "she" was referring to Wu Man