I think i am a pretty diverse person. As far as culturally i lived in California where there are many Hispanics and my family and i had to get used to that moving from New York. As far as race goes i rarely see discrimination. everywhere i have ever worked there has been about an equal share of black and white. It really bothers me when people stress the whole equality issue between black and white because all of my life i have seen blacks the same way I have seen whites and talking about race equality all the time only brings it in the spot light even more and just causes all kinds of issues that are not even relevant. When i worked at Target if a black or white man came through my line wearing a suit and tie i would address him as sir, however is they came through in overalls and a ripped shirt i would more likely address them in a casual way therefore i believe diversity isn't race or culture but how you present yourself.

As a contemporary music artist i would want to be very diverse in my music and appearances. As a music artist id think you want as many fans as possible and the more diverse you are the better you are. If a group of people like you they might recommend you to their friends and so on and eventually that one fan brings in hundreds.

Somebody thirty years older than me would be expected to be not as diverse because anyone who wasn't white was discriminated against in their childhood. However from my own experience my grandparents which are 36 years old than i am are very diverse and i have never seen them discriminate against anybody.

In general i think america is very diverse and noone is harassed for having different idea whether political, cultural, or anything else.