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A study in Science Daily found that Universities that have very diverse populations, have student that appear to very comfortable with forming cross racial and cultural relationships.
Results showed the more students were exposed to people who were different racially and ethnically, the more cross-group friendships there were for all students. As a school's diversity increases, so does the number of cross-group friendships. This is true for whites as well, who had nearly as diverse a friendship network as their non-white fellow students on the most diverse campuses.
The article in
New Port-News.com points to the fact that this study gives insight to how the workforce will look like as the minority population continue to grows.
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