There is no better place to witness this phenomenon than where I live, the state of Hawaii. There is no one "race" or ethnic group that dominates, and many people are multiracial/multicultural. There was a brilliant NY Times photo essay depicting this 6/28/2019 "Want to be Less Racist? Move to Hawaii". The pictures spell it all out. …
There is no better place to witness this phenomenon than where I live, the state of Hawaii. There is no one "race" or ethnic group that dominates, and many people are multiracial/multicultural. There was a brilliant NY Times photo essay depicting this 6/28/2019 "Want to be Less Racist? Move to Hawaii". The pictures spell it all out. It is lovely to be in a place where no one is in the majority. I'm not saying there aren't factions, dominant political groups, resentments, etc. It's just that it is a lovely melting pot that could be a model for the future. Turns out, though, that this is the bluest of blue states, and that's why we moved here. Is it just a random thing that that happened, given our diversity? Just saying.
There is no better place to witness this phenomenon than where I live, the state of Hawaii. There is no one "race" or ethnic group that dominates, and many people are multiracial/multicultural. There was a brilliant NY Times photo essay depicting this 6/28/2019 "Want to be Less Racist? Move to Hawaii". The pictures spell it all out. It is lovely to be in a place where no one is in the majority. I'm not saying there aren't factions, dominant political groups, resentments, etc. It's just that it is a lovely melting pot that could be a model for the future. Turns out, though, that this is the bluest of blue states, and that's why we moved here. Is it just a random thing that that happened, given our diversity? Just saying.