Culture is generally understood as the growth of a group’s identity, which is nurtured by social patterns that are unique to that group. BERNAMACULTURE refers to the traits and knowledge belonging to a specific group of individuals, encompassing language, religion, social traditions, music and arts.
These differences are fertile ground for tension and hostility. If they are not managed well, they can escalate into conflicts that can destroy society. It allows inquiry into and understanding of the sorts of processes that divide and inhibit with constructive interaction in society, be it between individuals and nations.
Dialogue should be the first approach when dealing with issues that have a high probability of bringing about dissatisfaction, chaos or conflict in the society. It will allow communities to positively interact among themselves and develop better cross-cultural understanding.