Living In A Multicultural America
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The signs of a multicultural America are everywhere, as the nation grows more diverse every day.
Today, News & Notes kicks off its month-long series on multiculturalism.
What does it mean to be multicultural? Is America really a melting pot of cultures, or do our differences keep us apart?
For insight, NPR's Tony Cox talks with Ronald Takaki — professor emeritus of ethnic studies at the University of California at Berkeley — and Jen Chau, founder and executive director of Swirl, a national multi-ethnic organization.
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