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**Nubtoubrem** · 07-26-2011, 11:53 PM

Very few countries have a monolithic culture, that doesn't mean they are multicultural, America has an adaptable, assimilationist culture, but it is not multicultural.

Well what countries would you call multicultural then? In my view having a bunch of different ethnicities living in a country together yet being closed off and seperate unable to even communicate together isn't quite multiculturalism, its something else that I cannot think of a word for right now.

A perfect example of monolithic country in my opinion is Japan, almost everyone there has the same biological and cultural background.

07-26-2011, 11:53 PM	#12
Nubtoubrem Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 424 Senior Member	Very few countries have a monolithic culture, that doesn't mean they are multicultural, America has an adaptable, assimilationist culture, but it is not multicultural. Well what countries would you call multicultural then? In my view having a bunch of different ethnicities living in a country together yet being closed off and seperate unable to even communicate together isn't quite multiculturalism, its something else that I cannot think of a word for right now. A perfect example of monolithic country in my opinion is Japan, almost everyone there has the same biological and cultural background.
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