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Upbeat India boosters like to portray their country as a modern, “forward looking” society that is an up-and-comer on the world stage. In fact, some believe this will be India’s century. But retro social realities are hard to ignore. Bangalore is celebrated as a tech center, thanks to American outsourcing and education, yet indoor plumbing is [...] July 26th, 2010 | Category: diversity against women | Tags: culture, diversity, India, women |
 Email This Post |  Print This Post Within America’s imported multicultural soup, the Hmong tribe is surely near the top of the scale of extreme behaviors, including shamanistic medicine, horse-eating, animal sacrifice, marriage by capture, polygamy, disinterest in obeying the law, a highly misogynist value system, and a dislike of education particularly for women. In Milwaukee, a Hmong man, Thaying Lor (pictured), was [...] July 4th, 2010 | Category: diversity against women | Tags: diversity, Hmong, polygamy |
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