I don't think it's a bad thing, and would prefer some cultural diversity to monoculturalism. But overall, I feel that multiculturalism gets far too much credit. It presumes that just because someone has a darker skin colour than you, that they inherently have something of unique value to contribute that nobody of pale skin could bring.
Culture reflects the day to day life of people, and white people aren't the only people in the world who lead mundane and unexceptional lives. I really don't see how just having people with brown skin in the office is going to make my workplace a more 'dynamic' place. I don't see why I'm supposed to be giddy every time I see a brown face going past me on a street.
The event that you are posting in your video would be unexceptional if it were, for example, white Scottish people doing Highland dancing. So if attention is only ever drawn to such events in an 'aww look at the cute widdle brown people' kind of way, whilst white people are ignored, then of course people are going to assume that the brown people have a better sense of fun.
It could be a balloon. It could be Franky. It could be very fresh and clean. It could be those ways.
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