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Why do American conservatives not like diversity?
No it doesn't at all. That's so wrong, I can't add much because if that is your observation of how the world goes around, there's no fixing it.
originally posted by: LesMisanthrope
a reply to: cantthinkofausername
Diversity requires that we accept cultures as they are without thinking they can advance.
We took the train to Quebec City a few years back and stayed in the Old City. My French is the kind that gets laughed at. We took no grief, everybody was friendly. I've been to Quebec a few times and never encountered any grief.
originally posted by: LogicalGraphitti
I love Canada and its diversity but the Quebecois is a stain on history and one that never comes up as if it didn't happen or is justified.
originally posted by: LogicalGraphitti
I know this thread started out talking about Toronto but it also gives the impression that Canada is somehow different than the rest of North America. When it comes to accepting diversity, I would say that the province of Quebec was more than just a little intolerant during the 1970's. Maybe it's different now, I don't really know. I lived in Montreal during the FLQ. I was just a kid but I remember It was a time when one had to fear being attacked for speaking English. The provincial government legislated French as the only acceptable language. It's the equivalent of ethnic cleansing without actually killing anyone. The difference was that, as an English person, you had the choice to leave or become French. In fact, Toronto owes some of its diversity to the FLQ since much of the non-french population moved there in the mid 70's.
I love Canada and its diversity but the Quebecois is a stain on history and one that never comes up as if it didn't happen or is justified.
A First Nations woman is in hospital after she was struck by a trailer hitch thrown from a moving vehicle last weekend while she was walking in a residential neighbourhood in Thunder Bay, Ont., police say.
Saskatchewan’s racial divide
The death of a young man, allegedly shot by Gerald Stanley, has exposed the tensions between the First Nations communities and their neighbours in the province. But to the indigenous population, who have faced racism for years, his death comes as no surprise