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Hopefully, more start to see the problems that come with multiculturalism.
posted by
FormerStudentIntern
on August 24, 2015 at 5:29 AM
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Love your list, TAPS! Did ya miss me, Naut? Lol!
I agree with some of this article in that there is a prevalance of behaviors of desperation in certain groups in the U.S. The desperation is based on actual degradation and ostracization - consider the breakdown, even near disappearance of the
Native American culture and the terrible ongoing social issues multiplied in the black community. (Btw, most of the crimes committed by any person in the U.S. have nothing to do with Islam or any religion for that matter.) The suffering endured and the resultant negative statistics for these two peoples has been going on for all of America's lifetime in one sense and for a very, very long time in another; therefore I don't see how or where it has caused radical Islam or even the population of Muslims to grow in this country.
posted by
Katray2
on August 23, 2015 at 7:10 PM
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I won't be unhappy if you delete that long list of countries from your comments page. LOL. I just wanted you to see it.
posted by
TAPS.
on August 23, 2015 at 5:41 PM
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This weekend in Kansas City was The Ethnic Enrichment Festival, the biggest of it's kind and probably longest running. We used to take my mom and aunties way back in the Eighties. Sixty two ethic groups were represented this year with thousands and thousands of happy participating people. I wondered if there were "pod people" taking part or even planning harm.
Festival Stage (at the pavilion) Line-Up:
Friday August 21, 2015
6 pm – CZECH & SLOVAK ( Slavic Dance Troup)
6:30 – GERMANY (Blautaler Folk Dancers)
7:00 – EGYPT (Siham Ali and Company)
7:30 – COLOMBIA (Grupo Quimbaya)
8:00 – THAILAND & NEPAL (Thai Cultural Center of Greater KC/Nepali Dancers)
8:30 – GREECE (St. Dionyslos Greek Dance Troup)
9:00 – HAWAII (Hula Hale O’Kiahi)
9:30 – JAPAN (TaiKo Drums)
Saturday August 22, 2015
Noon – BOLIVIA (World Music with Amando Espinoza)
12:30 – SERBIA (St. George Serbian Orthodox Choir)
1:00 – SWEDEN (Scandinavian Folk Dancers)
1:30 – REPUBLIC OF CHINA (HK Chinese Folk Dancers)
2:00 – ETHIOPIA (Ethiopian Dance Group)
2:30 – MALAYSIA (Malaysian Dance Ensemble)
3:00 – UKRAINE (Marina’s Ukrainian Songbook)
3:30 – CHINA (Chinese Dance Group)
4:00 – PARADE of FLAGS & SCHOLAR AWARD
5:00 – ECUADOR (Ecuadorian Folkloric Dance Group)
5:30 – SCOTLAND (St. Andrew Pipes and Drums)
6:00 – MOROCCO (West of Marrakesh)
6:30 – IRELAND (O’Rlada-McCarty-Manning Academy)
7:00 – MEXICO (Rose Marie’s Fiesta Mexicana)
7:30 – (Evening set up)
7:45 – PHILIPPINES (Siang-Tala Performing Group)
8:30 – SAMOA (Key Polynesia)
9:15 – CROATIA (Tamburitzan/Hrvatski Obicaj)
Sunday August 23, 2015
11:30 – INDONESIA (Gamelan Genta Kasturi)
Noon – VIETNAM (Holy Martyrs Youth Group)
12:30 – NICARAGUA (Group Manantial)
1:00 – JAPAN (Kendo Japanese Fencing)
1:30 – LITHUANIA (“Aidas” Lithuanian Dancers)
2:00 – FASHION SHOW
3:00 – BRAZIL (Axé Capoéira & Grupo Tropicália)
3:30 – INDIA (India Association of KC)
4:00 – ISRAEL (“Tikvah” Israeli Dancers)
4:30 – NIGERIA (Nigerian Traditional Dancers)
5:00 – JAMAICA (“Jahration” Reggae Band)
5:30 – RUSSIA (Russian Family Singers)
posted by
TAPS.
on August 23, 2015 at 5:40 PM
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Nautikos
Excellent post...I think the article you are sharing is one of the most concise and clearly written I've seen in a long time....and I'm really looking forward to the conclusion.
posted by
Krisles
on August 23, 2015 at 12:12 PM
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