America: All Are Welcome. It is generally understood when you move to a new country that you should assimilate to the culture, the way of life and be more like the native population; this simply is not true, if you gave up your culture just because you moved to a new country no one would be different from anyone else, things such as tradition, religions, and originality would cease to exist as the world slowly became uniformed with only one right way of life. Similarly to how it is in current day America, the vast majority of people still maintain their roots making everyone unique, and much like a “tossed salad” everyone had a place and should continue to hold onto the what was taught throughout the generations if only to keep it from slipping away. The reason for America's vast diversities stem from its …show more content…
It has become so common that on average every eighth meal in America is eaten at a Irish restaurant, McDonalds. Japanese food, sushi, has had an adaptation in America in the form of the California roll and a multitude of video games are produced in Japan. Without us opening up our “walls” to foreign ideas none of what we have, would have been possible. So if you were asked to drop all of the customs your family instilled throughout the generations, you can see all the good that would be lost, and inventions and beliefs that help our daily lives would be lost.
In some parts of America, such as New York, the differences in people does get a little drastic with entire ethnic groups living in different sections of the city almost secluded from the others, each giving off the food and customs of the home countries from them or their ancestors brought with them. But even with the brake in mixed interactions New York still functions without fail like any other state