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These days, technology improvement and communication multicultural has been able to spread all over the world with demographic factors. People from different sectors, tribe may meet people who are differently who not from their tribe, race and other attributes. Trade has one of major way that has promoted multicultural families in that if someone moves from his home ground in search for daily bread he or she ends up uniting with different friends in the new environment later on a family is formed in the neon a family is formed in the new environment without keeping in consideration of their background and originality. It is important in that people from different business sector interact hence leading to the growth of the economy.
Academic is another issues that has been fully contributing to formation of multicultural families in that people from different background meet for academic purposes which later on they end up building friendship. Education makes people even leave their cultural values and moral leading to formation of new culture that is totally different from their ethnicity. The importance of education cannot be approximated in that all of the changes that we are experiencing on our countries is actually contributed by the education. However despite the uncountable advantages of the education there are some disadvantages that are mainly associated with people interaction of people in education sector.
In content of multicultural families text due to people exchanging idea among different people thus leading to increase in innovation and increase in creativity. People freely interact and share great ideas that leads to innovation. In the context of interaction they get engage in practices that are actually contributing positively and negatively to their life this education a having both advantages and also disadvantages in multicultural families.
United states have different mixed races composing of people who came from different background. The number has been increasing with alarming rate due to the growth of the states economy. Most of the people prefer the united states due to some factors such economy status job availability, education system and other profitable business opportunity This has led to the development of the country since the government has laid down some strategies and policies that regulate the multicultural families. However ,the government has not formulated any policies that may limit the multicultural family growth thus people from different ethnicity mingle together in freedom thus leading to even formation of new families that is composed of people who are from different countries. Other countries have not be left behind in the content of multicultural families formation. Multicultural has led to growth of many countries and economies since it leads to innovation and advancement in technology, (Lee & Kim, 2003).
Increase in omen of criminal activities has been revealed due to the growth of multicultural families whereby people engage in these evil practices. You would think that educating people about the negative consequences of race-mixing would be gratefully received and seen as similar to giving warnings about the dangers of smoking or fast food. And yet, when the subject does get brought up and you do try to warn people, they don’t thank you for it, but accuse you of ‘hating’ bi-racial people instead. If people knew the facts about race and the differences between them, they would realize that it is actually the parents of bi-racial people that hate them, by forcing this genetic status on them in the first place.
Adoption is one of the major social issues contributing to multicultural families and race mixing. People from different countries end up adopting child from different countries. These adopted child end up been raised in their new country end up adopting the new cultures later on they end up been new citizen of the new country. Adoption as one of social way of promoting multicultural families contributes both positively and negatively to the society. Some of the estimated benefits of multicultural families is the population growth. (Meyer, 2015).
Multiculturalism causes a division within the country which is detrimental. Division is created when a specific group of people refuses to speak the common commonly accepted language by the community and resists becoming part of the culture by refusing, for example, to recognize the same holidays and demanding recognition of their own despite being in country which is not their home place. These and similar practices cause community isolationism, which destroys the image of society hence leading to discrimination. Narrowly define markets by cultural or geographic areas, or otherwise separate people into many distinct groups. Such multiculturalism will be devastating to any country because it boldly stands as an obstacle in the way of developing or sustaining common goals and national bonds. Successive waves of immigrants have made our country what it is today. It is fitting that we encourage legal immigration within the bounds established by our laws. Immigration laws set limits that allow for assimilation of the newly immigrated population. Without these laws there will be a general fracture in our society and we will cease to be a united country. In the first 150 years of this country’s existence, immigrants came with a desire to become Americans and to support America. Today under the guise of multiculturalism, many immigrants come with far different goals. Certain characteristics define our country as a distinct group of unique people, determine our national individuality, and establish our very identity within the world community. Left unchecked, multiculturalism will ultimately lead to a loss of the very culture that defines our country as a separate and distinct entity from other nations of the world. Multiculturalism is a quiet invasion that allows a takeover by a foreign power, just as surely as if we were taken over by violence and force. (Yuan, Xuehui & Dagsvik, 2011).
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