Cultural Diversity of The World Population - Traditional, Contemporary and Emerging Cultures
Cultural Diversity of The World Population - Traditional, Contemporary and Emerging Cultures
Cultural Diversity of The World Population - Traditional, Contemporary and Emerging Cultures
DIVERSITY OF THE
WORLD
POPULATION:
TRADITIONAL,
CONTEMPORARY
AND EMERGING
CULTURES
The term cultural diversity has been used as a reference to the diversity within a given
cultural system, to designate the great variety of sub-cultures or subpopulations of variable
dimensions, who share a group of fundamental ideas and values.
We can still find groups that do not understand this and seek
to exploit and discriminate. Mexico might be multicultural,
but at the same time, it could be seen as racist
Mexico is still one of the main
countries in the world
regarding cultural diversity,
with 62 indigenous living
languages, reflecting the
amazing survival of ancient
cultures, some several
centuries old, some even
millenniums old.
Interculturality refers precisely to the relation between cultural groups, and
supposes a relationship based on respect with equality and legal responsibility.
The members of the groups enjoy an equal status and negative and
prejudicial stereotypes presence are reduced