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When you think about why there are many of African descent in the U.S., the lack of diversity in other nations is not so disturbing after all.
The forum discussion centers on the perceived lack of racial diversity in the Olympic Parade of Nations, with participants noting that many countries, particularly in Eastern Europe and Scandinavia, exhibit homogeneity. The United States is highlighted as an exception due to its diverse population, which is a result of immigration over the past 232 years. Participants express a desire for greater cultural mixing globally, reflecting on the historical context of nations and the implications of racial diversity in national representation.
PREREQUISITESSocial scientists, cultural anthropologists, historians, and anyone interested in the dynamics of race, immigration, and national identity in the context of global events like the Olympics.