Living in a multicultural society takes time. It’s a long educational
process.
(Jeresa Hren – Women’s Leadership Conference)
As everyone
knows, a society can’t become multicultural in the blink of an eye. It’s simply
impossible to get everybody on the same page about diversity and
multiculturalism.
As such, the
transformation to a multicultural society is a lengthy process. Some people
might not agree with it at first and heavily oppose it, and this is mostly why
it takes so long.
In order to
solve this, all we need to do is educate these people about the benefits of
diversity. If we do the educating part first and then the leaders of the
society slowly implement policies to promote a more diverse society, it should,
with time, culminate in an overall bigger acceptance of multiculturalism by the
general population.
However, this
transition doesn’t always happen smoothly. In fact, there are nearly always
some sort of conflicts that happen between different ethnic groups, which is,
of course, an undesirable scenario. Because of this, it’s vital that virtually
100% of the population agree on moving towards a diverse society since it is
clear that we can’t build a multicultural society by pure brute force.
In
conclusion, transitioning into a globalised society is a very long process that
sometimes takes generations to happen due to the drastic changes it causes in
people’s lifestyles.
Luís Pereira,
11ºF
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