Since the time immemorial, the multicultural societies have prospered enormously when compared to those based on single ideology. History is replete with numerous instances showcasing the fact that people belonging to disparate origins but being part of a single society has proved to be a contributing factor in the uplifting of the great nations. Therefore, in my opinion, the advantages of multicultural societies obviously outweighs there shortcomings.
Multicultural societies, firstly, are much more interesting as they bring people from various religions and races into a single umbrella; resulting in social equality and religious harmony across the nation. Great countries such as the USA, Australia, and the UK were formed by the indigenous people from various races who had migrated from different countries and formed an excellent multicultural nation having an efficient development model. Secondly, a society made up of people from different races would balance the political power to be distributed among common people, instead of having a central power which is very common among many of the GCC countries, where they are ruled by people with single race and religion.
A society formed by people from various cultures have had produced best-in-class eminent scholars, artists, scientists, and authors, as they share the beauty of different schools of thoughts and come up with beautiful combinations. The USA, for instance, is behind the invention of various groundbreaking technologies and solutions for many of the problems faced by the earth, and if we closely look at the success behind them, it would be evident that these results were only possible due to the contribution from scientists from various races. More importantly, people living in a multicultural society are more tolerant towards each other resulting in a peaceful and brotherly environment for a living.
On the other hand, few of the multicultural societies does show some signs of negative elements, such as racial discrimination and religious intolerance, these, however, are being strictly treated and thwarted by the leaders of the society and can be considered to be almost eradicated.
From the above argument, it can be concluded that, although multicultural societies might have certain shortcomings, the benefits and interesting aspects it brings are enormous and clearly outweighs the drawbacks.
Since the time immemorial, the
multicultural
societies
have prospered
enormously
when compared to those based on
single
ideology. History is replete with numerous instances showcasing the fact that
people
belonging to disparate origins
but
being part of a
single
society
has proved to be a contributing factor in the uplifting of the great nations.
Therefore
, in my opinion, the advantages of
multicultural
societies
obviously
outweighs
there
shortcomings.
Multicultural
societies
,
firstly
, are much more interesting as they bring
people
from
various
religions and
races
into a
single
umbrella; resulting in social equality and religious harmony across the nation. Great countries such as the USA, Australia, and the UK
were formed
by the indigenous
people
from
various
races
who had migrated from
different
countries and formed an excellent
multicultural
nation having an efficient development model.
Secondly
, a
society
made up of
people
from
different
races
would balance the political power to
be distributed
among common
people
,
instead
of having a central power which is
very
common among
many
of the GCC countries, where they
are ruled
by
people
with
single
race
and religion.
A
society
formed by
people
from
various
cultures have had produced best-in-
class
eminent scholars, artists, scientists, and authors, as they share the beauty of
different
schools of thoughts and
come
up with
beautiful
combinations. The USA,
for instance
, is behind the invention of
various
groundbreaking technologies and solutions for
many
of the problems faced by the earth, and if we
closely
look at the success behind them, it would be evident that these results were
only
possible due to the contribution from scientists from
various
races
. More
importantly
,
people
living in a
multicultural
society
are more tolerant towards each other resulting in a peaceful and
brotherly
environment for a living.
On the other hand
, few of the
multicultural
societies
does
show
some
signs of
negative
elements, such as racial discrimination and religious intolerance, these,
however
, are being
strictly
treated and thwarted by the leaders of the
society
and can
be considered
to be almost eradicated.
From the above argument, it can
be concluded
that, although
multicultural
societies
might have certain shortcomings, the benefits and interesting aspects it brings are enormous and
clearly
outweighs the drawbacks.