That might have been what I focused on more... if so, my mistake. Language is, however, one of the most important facets of culture.Lexon Avery wrote:I’m with art on this one to a point the papers title is the melting pot that will not blend but it sounds more like your ideas on speaking English in the US. (its still Very good lol)
Yes, that was the founding point of our country. However, we are now a viable and independent nation. We are self sustaining and do not need millions of immigrants a year to build a country.Lexon Avery wrote:I think you tend to forget that the main birth of this county was in search for a better way of life
Lexon Avery wrote:the point that u are forgetting may just be cause of the idea on what culture is. I think culture Is the way a group can unit under a idea (good of bad)
Culture to me is things like language, religion, ethnicity/race, common heritage etc.
It was for opportunity but it wasnt all european just because they united under the idea. I think it was more because it was simply possible. Minus China, non-european countries were not technologically advanced or united enough for the travel necessaryLexon Avery wrote:the reason the euro growth in colonial times accrued was under a united way of thinking “A better life” everything a colonialist felt in his heart and in his mind was for the greater good of his life(and/or family’s). Back then it was HARD to immigrate to the US.
Yes.. individual European countries speak their own languages... but what point are you trying to make?Lexon Avery wrote:all countries in Europe basically speak there own language for “a better life” after the long journey across an Ocean in a sorry ass wood ship packed full (for the most part) they got here and they all began to speak English after a while.
MLK day and BHM do no represent the values of the majority... so I purposely excluded them. Those holidays represent 12% of the population.Lexon Avery wrote: And as for what holidays are traditional or not, and you say Memorial Day and Presidents Day, what is Martin Luther King Day…? And Black history month…?
Lexon Avery wrote:Can those define American culture; does Presidents Day define who we are or what we are…? Is what we are our Culture…? Or is it what thou use’s to connect himself with others unitarily??
I think it defines the respect we give to our leaders
It was not a book, it was an article. It was a few pages long.Lexon Avery wrote: P.S. I still very much like the paper ****
P.P.S. How far in to Bennett’s book did you get when u wrote this (i hope not page 5)…??