The Frog Blog

           America is the most culturally diverse country in the globe; a country that has more than 4 thousand different cultures, yet, being the country with a lot of  Ethnocentrism, discrimination, and Anti-socialization, a divided country.       When I first arrived in America, I was surprised by the sheer number of cultures I encountered every single day. But I was just as surprised by how often those cultures kept themselves isolated, quietly away from one another. America often feels like a country at odds with itself, one where a single dominant social group sets the standard everyone else is expected to meet; to talk like them, look like them, and become like them. America is united in name, and its people are proud to call themselves American, yet some who are born here carry a quiet shame about it instead.      What struck me most, once life opened back up after COVID and I began engaging more wit...