Diversity In America Pros And Cons

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Diversity across the country is growing more and more with each and every day. The population of these people is going to one day if it hasn’t already is going to become the norm and English-speaking Americans will become a minority. This is something that will challenge the way human services jobs are completed in the upcoming years because the way things are done now is going to have to change to meet the diverse needs of these people. The important thing to remember with this is that having diverse populations has its pros and cons. Some of the pros are that it brings people together that would normally not work together. This allows several people who come from several different backgrounds to come together and collaborate and come up with

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