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Re:How Parents Around the World Describe Their Children, in ... by kijin on Saturday April 13, 2013 @01:04PM (#5543815)
Compared to most other parts of the world except Northern Europe, I would say that American campuses teem with diversity. I agree with you that there's not enough diversity, but there's still a lot of it.

Just take a look at the undergrads in a Chinese/Japanese/Korean university. It's as if they belonged to some sort of military organization.

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Re:How Parents Around the World Describe Their Children, in ... by anigbrowl on Saturday April 13, 2013 @01:35PM (#5543899)
The relative ethnic homogeneity in those societies is a factor here, I think. I might be harder for an outsider to appreciate the diversity of what superficially seems to be a very similar group of people.
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