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12.18.2006

Strange multi-cultural America


If you have worked under an American corporate hierarchy, you would probably know buy now that we do not allow saying “Merry Christmas” anymore and people are asked to say “Happy Holidays” instead, but when you walk into our office, you will only see a Christmas tree and stockings, no Menorah, No lit crescent moon, or Buddha incense filling up the air. And since all these religions have holidays at the same time. Hanukkah, Eid-Al Aha, and The Chinese New Year. Why does a country who claims to be one that honors and encourages multi-cultures and religious freedom, literally passes by all other holidays unnoticing them, ignoring them, not even including them on public calendars or corporate ones for that matter. Not sell cards for them, or be wished to have good ones for them by news anchors, weathermen, bosses or president. You know what country does?? Singapore. You get days off for the Muslims, Christians, Chinese, and Jews. When will America truly live up to it’s claim?

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