It seems to take some skill and serious thought for folks to understand fundamental differences among ethnic and racial values and behaviors - and the effects of those across time. Since the beginning of recorded time, there is not much new with regard to clash of cultures and "social" values. In this country, most such factors did not become manifest until the 1600s or so. Which folks have learned the most about how to accommodate and take advantage of the cultural differences? What is worthy of respect in this regard?
I have absolutely no idea what you said here ^^^^ are you perchance a college professor?
Your claim that you "have absolutely no idea" seems honest. If true, that would amplify and reinforce my first statement. It seems no sin to be ignorant, but it can be quite wasteful to remain so when given the opportunity to learn. The middle of the post addresses such. An answer to the final questions may be difficult for one without benefit of learning and thought. Some posting here have revealed thought rather than epithets.
Yes, for some time I was a professor - but mainly in a performance field far distant from cultural studies. The Socratic approach has been my friend.
