Multicultural Night Booths

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Multicultural night is important because it promotes inclusion in our school and it reminds people that these are the people in our neighborhood. I felt every booth at multicultural night expressed their culture with mounds of pride and a lot of important information. Each booth included variations of activities, food, and demonstrations. It was truly an around the world experience in our little town and I believe it helped people of all ages at Gilbert experience some diversity realisation we needed. My favorite part of the booths were their displays. Each booth set up a display most included pictures of various aspects of their culture, next to them would be a delicacy of their culture most booths had desserts but others brought small

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