Diversity in cultures and society is very essential for healthy and happy relationships in any civilization. People living in societies with huge varieties of culture, traditions, and languages attain certain qualities which may not be seen in mono-cultural ones. I believe this has a lot of advantages and no disadvantages.
The greatest advantage of such by living in a diverse environment, they would be more aware of religious practices, food, clothing, and language of people of different ethnicities, which tend for them to have not only the quality of tolerance towards others but also more accommodating and welcoming than people who have never experienced these cultures. India, for instance, has accepted people of different cultural backgrounds such as Iranians, Europeans, Mughals, and Arabs and they have easily mixed with the native population. This makes India an example of unity in diversity and peaceful coexistence. Moreover, countries with various ethnic groups have the privilege to enjoy different festivals such as Diwali, Eid, and Christmas which bring them together to celebrate. Consequently, unity is reinforced at these occasions, even if any bitterness existed before.
People also enjoy different dresses in a multicultural nation which again act as a binding force among masses. Also, the diversity of food is a source of social cohesion among multiple ethnic groups. For example, many restaurants in Goa serve Punjabi, Jain, Western, Italian, Thai, Continental, and Chinese foods. This allows people of different ethnic groups to place at one place and enjoy meals. This builds a sense of unity in society.
In conclusion, I would like to reaffirm my stand in favour of multicultural societies and the benefits they offer over a single ethnic group. Undoubtedly, there will be some conflict (should have explained conflict as a disadvantage. See changes in the introduction. ), however, it is a part every public, multi or mono-cultural.
Diversity in cultures and society is
very
essential for healthy and happy relationships in any civilization.
People
living in societies with huge varieties of culture, traditions, and languages attain certain qualities which may not be
seen
in mono-cultural ones. I believe this has
a lot of
advantages and no disadvantages.
The greatest advantage of such by living in a diverse environment, they would be more aware of religious practices, food, clothing, and language of
people
of
different
ethnicities, which tend for them to have not
only
the quality of tolerance towards others
but
also
more accommodating and welcoming than
people
who have never experienced these cultures. India,
for instance
, has
accepted
people
of
different
cultural backgrounds such as Iranians, Europeans,
Mughals
, and
Arabs and
they have
easily
mixed with the native population. This
makes
India an example of unity in diversity and peaceful coexistence.
Moreover
, countries with various
ethnic
groups
have the privilege to enjoy
different
festivals such as Diwali,
Eid
, and Christmas which bring them together to celebrate.
Consequently
, unity
is reinforced
at these occasions, even if any bitterness existed
before
.
People
also
enjoy
different
dresses in a multicultural nation which again act as a binding force among masses.
Also
, the diversity of food is a source of social cohesion among multiple
ethnic
groups
.
For example
,
many
restaurants in Goa serve Punjabi, Jain, Western, Italian, Thai, Continental, and Chinese foods. This
allows
people
of
different
ethnic
groups
to place at one place and enjoy meals. This builds a sense of unity in society.
In conclusion
, I would like to reaffirm my stand in
favour
of multicultural societies and the benefits they offer over a single
ethnic
group
.
Undoubtedly
, there will be
some
conflict (should have
explained
conflict as a disadvantage.
See
changes
in the introduction.
)
,
however
, it is a part every public, multi or mono-cultural.