Photo Credit (Freepik) The number of people who identified as multicultural increased by 276% from the 2010 census to 24.8 million in the 2020 U.S. Census. Integrating diverse family traditions that fairly represent all cultures…

Photo Credit (Freepik) It was a Korean meal I had the other day. While cheese isn’t typically included in Asian cuisine, it is in several dishes in North America. For instance, a cream cheese roll…

Photo Credit (Pixabay) The conventions, attitudes, and actions that dictate how different people collaborate are what characterize a culture. All of the prior experiences we bring to the community have shaped it. Because of this,…

Photo Credit (Pixabay) Benefits of multiculturalism include increased creativity and innovation, commercial and economic growth, local flair, etc. Due to economic globalization, a large number of people from different nations and ethnic origins now either…

Photo Credit (Pixabay) The transfer of cultural values and customs from one group of individuals to another is known as cultural diffusion. Cultural dispersion opens people’s eyes and makes them more culturally literate. For instance,…

Photo Credit (Freepik) Who we are is shaped by our cultures. Business leaders must not only recognize but also celebrate cultural diversity if they are to uplift and care for their workforce and foster an…

Photo Credit (Freepik) A society is more advanced the more diversified it is. Culture is the filter through which we interpret our environment, determining what is suitable or inappropriate, acceptable or unacceptable. We could experience…