Embracing Differences
(World News USA)

Growing up in El Salvador, it was part of Julia Ramos` culture to kiss people on the cheek when greeting them.After coming to the U.S., she discovered not all people were comfortable being kissed. That doesn`t mean what Ramos was doing was wrong, but she learned that people of different cultures and backgrounds have different ways of expressing themselves, and there was no one right way to do things.`How do people greet each other? Shaking hands, hugging, kissing people on the ......