Jun 17, 2016
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Melting Pot in Summer Sessions with Ladada
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"A Canadian can be English, or French, or Italian, Irish, German, Spanish, Polish, Russian or Greek. A Canadian can be Mexican, African, Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Australian, Iranian, Asian, Arab, Pakistani or Afghan. A Canadian may also be a Cree, Metis, Mohawk, Blackfoot, Sioux, or one of the many other tribes known as native Canadians. A Canadian's religious beliefs range from Christian, Jewish, Buddhist, Muslim, Hindu or none."
Australian definition of a Canadian
INTO THE MELTING-POT.
The present is a period of great upheaval, perhaps the greatest of all, dividing epoch from epoch. Everywhere old institutions are being pulled down, in some parts of Europe nothing is left standing, the very framework of society having been torn up and cast into the melting-pot. Before this, like Macbeth in front of the witches’ cauldron, the whole world is sitting at present, straining their eyes to discern the future in the vapours that arise, to see into what new shapes old material will be moulded.
(D. A. E. Veal, “Parties in the Melting-Pot,” The Empire Review, Vol. XXXIV, 1920).
"The Wire faisait le portrait d'un empire en ruine, mais je dois dire que mon travail à La Nouvelle-Orléans m'a fait sentir parfois un grand potentiel dans l'idée même d'être américain. Tout ce qui fait la grandeur de cette ville est lié à notre mythologie du melting-pot, à la capacité d'une société à se réinventer en absorbant diverses cultures. A les mélanger pour créer quelque chose de neuf. Pour renaître, La Nouvelle-Orléans s'est appuyée sur sa culture, la musique notamment, mais elle n'en a pas fait un musée, les traditions changent et se transforment, des nouveaux groupes sociaux viennent enrichir le mélange sans que le passé se dérobe pour autant."
David Simon : “L’Amérique est une ploutocratie, l'argent nous dirige et a détruit notre identité” - Idées - Télérama.fr
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