We become not a melting pot but a beautiful mosaic. Different people, different beliefs, different yearnings, different hopes, different dreams. Today, we are going to give a speech regarding Multiculturalism. Multiculturalism relates to communities containing multiple cultures. It usually refers to the simple fact of cultural diversity. Multiculturalism is sometimes taken to mean that different cultural communities should live their own ways of life in a self-contained manner. To understand multiculturalism is to appreciate that it means many different things. To some, it is merely sampling different cultures, such as a carnival or festival. But to others, it may seem as a road to challenging structural inequalities.
Why does multiculturalism matter to us? Is it even important? Yes, it does matter and it is important. Multiculturalism is important because it encourages dialogue, often between different cultures that have radically different perspectives. It is also a bridge between the divide of tolerance and acceptance. I, myself, believe multiculturalism is good for society because it helps break down many barriers between different ethnic group. Think about it this way, if we eat Indian food, for example, and enjoy it, we have been exposed to an element of another ethnic group. Meeting and appreciating people of other culture enriches our lives. Ignorance of other people can and does create suspicion and fear. It can even lead to blind hatred.
Multiculturalism does not only mean respecting other’s culture or belief. It also means being fair with one another. For example, if the country is majority governed by Malays, then the government cannot only give more opportunities only to the Malays. Every ethnic group must all have equal access to the services available in their country. Providing the opportunity for different cultures to succeed in every country, a society in which different points of view and actions can easily interact. Each person, regardless of race, language or religion can participate effectively and productively in the society and that there is equal access to services, resources and career opportunities. This can benefit the country’s economy and our own well-being.
The Term Paper on The Impact of Multiculturalism on Western Societies Since the 19th Century
Media outlets are constantly turning out stories on boat people, multiculturalism, cultural pluralism, Islam, terrorists attacks etc, which can make anyone’s head hurt trying to understand it all and what it means to us. In this essay I will go back to where multiculturalism was first accepted as a government policy and how it has affected western society to the present day. “We become not a ...
Singapore is also a multi-religious country. There are Buddhist, Taoist, Confucius, Christianity, Muslims and Hindu. As a result of this diversity, there are a large number of religious buildings such as churches, mosques and Hindu temples. Some of which have great historical significance. These interesting building often became prominent architectural landmarks in cosmopolitan Singapore.
Thus, we strongly agree that multiculturalism is important in our daily life. We have to adapt to it. Living around people of different religion or race. Everything takes time. So does adapting to multiculturalism. We will now end our speech with a meaningful quote by Muhammad Ali. Hating people because of their colour is wrong, and it does not matter which colour does the hating. It’s just simply wrong. Till then, thank you for your kind attention! Happy Racial Harmony Day and have a nice day ahead!
