Very interesting program especially the segment on Korea becoming a multicultural society. I am a 50-year old woman from Trinidad and Tobago, in the Caribbean, which is a multicultural society. This is due to the earlier years of colonisation by the British, French and Spanish. During the period of colonisation, people from Africa were brought here as slaves and later people from India as indentured labourers. I am what one would call of "mixed race" as my ancestors were from Africa, Europe and India. At the moment I am learning the Korean language because I am totally fascinated by South Korean culture and intend to visit there someday.
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Excellent report, thank you so much!
The number of adoptees returnees are rising as well
Integration thru sport is one of a key to armonised the society.
Very interesting program especially the segment on Korea becoming a multicultural society. I am a 50-year old woman from Trinidad and Tobago, in the Caribbean, which is a multicultural society. This is due to the earlier years of colonisation by the British, French and Spanish. During the period of colonisation, people from Africa were brought here as slaves and later people from India as indentured labourers. I am what one would call of "mixed race" as my ancestors were from Africa, Europe and India. At the moment I am learning the Korean language because I am totally fascinated by South Korean culture and intend to visit there someday.
Philippines a perennial poor country is not exactly a great example of diversity being a good thing.