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Over the course of time, this helps to break down the common stereotypes and will improve individual understanding of different cultures. Once this takes place, is when you will see those who grew up in these communities become the face of new generation, who is looking beyond racial / ethnic generalities. Instead, they look at the individual's character, versus the racial group or nationality of a person.
The Impact of Diversity
When a community is more diverse, this will have a positive long-term benefit for everyone. Where, certain ethnic groups or nationalities that have been having problems advancing economically / socially will have the ability to do so. This is because when a community is practicing such polices; those who may have trouble obtaining access to various kinds of services or benefits have greater upward mobility. The reason why is: the different nationalities and racial groups will bring varying degrees of resources. When you average this out,...
Once this takes place, it means that the typical stereotypes of a particular racial group / nationality will not be used to hold someone back.
Clearly, diversity is a vital part of the community. Those that are more diverse will have the greatest economic / social opportunities for everyone. This is because the various resources and access to them is distributed equally. As a result, this will create greater economic / social opportunities. Where, everyone is able to receive access to the resources they need, to adapt to the various changes that will take place in the future.
Bibliography
Arreola, D. (2004). Hispanic-American Legacy. Hispanic Place, Latino Place (pp. 24 -- 30). Austin, TX: University of Texas Press.
Krase, J. (2009). Diversity in America: Past, Present and Future. Retrieved June 24, 2010 from Brooklyn…
Bibliography
Arreola, D. (2004). Hispanic-American Legacy. Hispanic Place, Latino Place (pp. 24 -- 30). Austin, TX: University of Texas Press.
Krase, J. (2009). Diversity in America: Past, Present and Future. Retrieved June 24, 2010 from Brooklyn Soc website: http://www.brooklynsoc.org/blog/node/70
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