Re:U.S. Is No. 1, China Is So Yesterday
by tormeh on Tuesday May 27, 2014 @06:25PM
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The oroblem with non-whites not quite fitting in is real, though, and much worse than in the US. Besides color, muslims are pretty hard to assimilate, so there will be not only color-based racism but also cultural ethnocentrism.
Imagine you have the problems of economic class and then add another dimension of cultural class. Society becomes much more fragmented. The new dimension is not really worse than economic class, but class alone is already unpleasant. It will turn out all right, I guess, but there will be minor persistent problems for a long time.
Imagine you have the problems of economic class and then add another dimension of cultural class. Society becomes much more fragmented. The new dimension is not really worse than economic class, but class alone is already unpleasant. It will turn out all right, I guess, but there will be minor persistent problems for a long time.