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Multiracial as in:
-Many different races live there
Or
-The majority of the population is of mixed race
If its the former, then the US, the UK, Canada, South Africa, France, and Australia come to mind
If its the latter, Dominican republic, Brazil, Cape Verde, Puerto Rico, Cuba, Colombia, and Belize come to mind
Having many different races in your country is meaningless if one race dominates. The US is 70% White, Canada, Australia, France & the UK are more than 80% white, and South Africa is roughly 80% Black. None of that sounds diverse at all.
As for the majority of the population being mixed race...again, not that diverse if they're only mixed with two or three races.
In the United States you have many races but a very homogenous culture.... a Mexican-American (whose family has been in the USA for 2+ generations) is more culturally similar to an Asian-American (whose family has been in the USA for 2+ generations) compared to a Mexican national.
A place like China or India is actually probably more multicultural, or maybe a nation with a great amount of 1st generation immigrants from all over the world (UAE, Qatar, Bahrain)
Well it is in some regards but there's that British cultural atmosphere eeverywhere. Some parts may have a lotof iIndiana, Arabs etc but when you get down to it London is a English city with patches of outside influences.
Real multicultural cities would have different districts that have completely different cultural atmospheres where people have a strong tradition that they keep not assimilating into the dominate culture. Probably like the onea in Asia.
Well it is in some regards but there's that British cultural atmosphere eeverywhere. Some parts may have a lotof iIndiana, Arabs etc but when you get down to it London is a English city with patches of outside influences.
Real multicultural cities would have different districts that have completely different cultural atmospheres where people have a strong tradition that they keep not assimilating into the dominate culture. Probably like the onea in Asia.
Interesting that you say that. White Britons are a minority in London and everytime I've been it definitely felt very multicultural. Then again, I've mostly stayed in Peckham, Brixton, Hackney and Leyton lol
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