The democratic process and political climate will continue to evolve as more and more minority groups become a larger part of the population, demanding more representation, and multicultural solutions. Because of this, cultural politics will become increasingly important in the years ahead. America has been integrating views and opinions of minorities more and more. However, in the future, these opinions and views will become increasingly valuable as they become central issues rather than ancillary considerations within the political dialogue. This change in political landscape could be seen as a threat to the current status quo, but would better be regarded as the chance to provide America with great opportunities with varied perspectives that will be included in the national dialogue; these diverse perspectives can encourage more creative solutions to the problems that we face as Americans, and will no doubt add strength to our country.
Change may be scary for many people, but in the case of changing political trends and cultural politics, these fears should turn into feelings of optimism as important multicultural perspectives have a chance to be considered and can unlock solutions to create a more prosperous country.
