Discussing immigration last night - the most talked-about and political issue wherever I go - we talked about so-called multiculturism and its reality.
Wherever the indigenous (OK - white) population meets you rarely see a non-white face. The theatre, restaurants, demonstrations in support of local hospitals - it really seems to be the preserve of the white people. Also blood donor sessions, bone marrow donors - a vast shortage of ethnic minority donors.
It seems that, socially, there is very little mixing of races and that we live in parallel with each other rather than alongside - am I wrong or is the concept of multiculturism a myth?
2007-03-03
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Essex Ron
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