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I dont know for exactly how long Europe has been multicultural - since some ancient civilizations and areas have been multicultural, we cannot really use that as a factor. But the majority of Europe has been significantly multicultural for 30-40 years. Denmark has been significantly multicultural since the 1970's, and before that its much less. After that, its only been increasing however, both things such as adoptions of African and Indian babies, and the immigration of non-Western refugees and so on.

This is almost - this IS an integrated multicultural society. Mainly in bigger cities, but it still affects all of Europe. What I want to ask everyone with this thread is how this affects your social relationships?

The main problem through the years for me is when friends of mine bring their Arab friends to my house, and similar things. I am not as prejudicial as some are, but there is almost no exceptions to the cultural trends of the Arab and Somali immigrants we have here, and they are also valid in this case.

I am not at the luxury that my friends are any kind of nationalists. I have a few that are, but the majority of people I know, both friends and family, are not. Another problem is that I for an example have an Indian "friend", the adopted "son" of my mothers friend, who I have known since I was a kid. That is an example of what I mean with "integrated".

Any experiences such as this you want to share? And how do you tackle such things - through exceptional tolerance, or through general prejudice?