Diversity - the "win-win" model  

If winning is not a "team effort", then why bother to put on the show in sport competition. 

Team spirit is not just a buzz word, but in every aspect of achieving the best for everyone.
Go back to study the history.
White supremacy is an ideology of the heart , rather than an European descents.
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Time has changed. People adapted cultural differences to fit their lifestyles.
The "win-win" version of modern society.
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I just learned this.... (very logical )
The Jews (not all ) eat Chinese food during Christmas because all restaurants closed on Christmas day, except the local Chinese restaurants.
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Other learning - just do a Google search using these key words:
Black contribution in United States or History or science, or (any topics - music, art)
Chinese contribution in United States or History, technology, or invention
Native American...
Hispanic .....

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