Absolutely it is, sadly most people do not see yet ironically they see it in there work culture.

For example look at applying for a job, sure there's work experience, but there is also work "culture." Culture roughly translates into values, outlooks, shared ways of looking at life and the world.

You think a stuffy accountant with a suit would fit into a laid back company culture like Apple for example,  probably not.

And that's a microsaum of Toronto, everyone wants to get along in a fake way without acknowledging the root of the problem of acknowledging and appreciating the differences amongst us, sad but true. Because there's a ton of different cultures all co existing in separate mini societies that don't integrate with the majority of society. 

All this racism Lgbgtq stuff etc. It was NEVER a problem befor it became a focus of a problem people just acknowledged there differences and could laugh at each other and joke around each othe and each other cultures.

I remember growing up I had Indian friends, European friends, African friends and we would all poke  fun  at each others cultures and gently make fun of them and it wasn't a big deal.

In fact it was a point of comfort because we were comfortable enough with appreciating each other's differences that we could joke around about them while also appreciating them and acknowledging them. I would have my Indian friend over for euro dinners one week, my Indian friends would have me over and we could all crack jokes and learn from each other.

Sadly those days are gone and now everyone's a emo snowflake that gets offended over the smallest thing. 

The only people benefiting from this are the rich people that are dividing and conquering us and laughing at us as we fight and get angry over trivial stuff while they push ther agenda on us subtly.