It has many faces, languages, colors, and cultures. I am multicultural myself. I am an African-American and I am deaf in addition to being a part of the American culture. We must address challenges that occur both intra- and intercultural. Within my cultures, I notice that many of our young people do not know how to write or speak English.
Many cultures have their own rules of language as well as their own slang.
We need to teach our minorities the need to understand the power of the written language of survival in today's world, and in the future. English is the language of commerce and business. Therefore, if we want our future workers to succeed, we need to help them understand the importance of learning English the best that they can. However, we must understand that to succeed in today's world, we must learn to use whatever language the powerful employ. The second aspect of cultural diversity is the intercultural relationship.