Is it cause for alarm and apprehension to consider the potential significant alterations in the ethnic, religious, and racial makeup of the United States during the previous two decades?
One cannot help but feel troubled by the disconcerting observation that our society is regressing into a state of homogeneity, marked by more pronounced divides and hostilities between different races and faiths.
It deeply concerns me to report that as far as I know, the composition of our country in terms of ethnicity, religion, and race has not altered in any meaningful way in the past two decades.
I'm afraid that our country's diversity has suffered a major setback over the previous two decades, causing minorities with distinct ethnic and religious identities to encounter limited prospects and dim hope for advancement. In a worried tone, I must say that I do not see much growth in the level of diversity in our nation over the past couple of decadesIt is concerning that not much has been done to promote inclusivity and progress in this area. One cannot help but feel troubled by the disconcerting observation that our society is regressing into a state of homogeneity, marked by more pronounced divides and hostilities between different races and faiths. It deeply concerns me to report that as far as I know, the composition of our country in terms of ethnicity, religion, and race has not altered in any meaningful way in the past two decades.