The Multicultural American Patriotism Project is a foundation dedicated towards the education and enlightenment of the philosophy that we, arising from all nations, races and religions should stand united as one entity, in an effort to promote peace within our nation, consequently creating a chain effect of harmony, tolerance and justice across the globe.

An Important Message from the Founder of the MAPP

Our Proposition

In light of all the worldly suffering, the MAPP was established with the intention of creating a bond between all the different cultures, peoples, races and religions that reside across the United States. As Americans, living, discovering and striving within this land, it is imperative that we understand and respect one another as human beings. Time and again, we experience and behold injustices, intolerances and prejudices that occur all over this country, and the only way to eliminate ignorance is to embrace and appreciate our diversities. These beautiful set of cultures help to create the rainbow of people that are scattered across our land, each carrying hopes and dreams to a better tomorrow for themselves and their progeny. When we share the same visions, we should be able to love one another in a universal brotherhood and sisterhood.

This country is a patch work of many colorful, amazing countries—and representatives from each of these countries have come to reside here to work hard, preserve and build a life of happiness. Understanding the multicultural nature of this country, a nation full of heritages stemming from lands that cover the globe, will undoubtedly lead to us having a better understanding of the world at large, and a social sensitivity towards global issues that is vastly needed.

What is Patriotism

The MAPP defines Patriotism as it has always been, “Love and devotion of one’s Country,” and the greatest show of love of one’s country is to love the people that reside in it, and to realize that we, or our ancestry, came from other countries as well, and that we are truly a land of immigrants. Patriotism is fighting for our right to be free, our right to disagree , and to protect this right. America is built on the foundation of multiculturalism, so true patriotism requires the embracing of one another as Americans.

Patriotism is not a government, a name or a politician. It is not one color or one ideal. Patriotism is an understanding that every human being that resides in America, is living off this land and its resources, and that every person is working towards the fulfillment of a dream, and that every man, woman and child has the right to express themselves, the Freedom of speech, the right to liberty and justice, and the freedom to dream. When we dream and grow together, we will change the problems and issues that our country faces today, and we will, consequently, create a chain effect that will propagate and promote worldly peace, void of wars, injustice and destruction.

What We Do

The MAPP is proud to pioneer and support innovative events, literature and learning tools that endorse and encourage healthy, revolutionary dialogues about diversity and culture amongst all people residing in the United States. We advocate educational programs and resources for adults and children, of all ages and backgrounds, while facilitating discourse and providing rich orientations regarding unity, tolerance, and multiculturalism.

FACT: AMERICA IS A LAND OF IMMIGRANTS

Did you know that most of us living in the United States of America came from another country? Whether it was you, your mother, father, your grand parents, or your great grand parents, our families traveled from around the world, settled in America, and called it our new home. We are bonded by the fact that we are all immigrants.

FACT: NATIVE AMERICANS ARE THE FIRST PEOPLE OF AMERICA

The families of Native Americans are the only people that did not travel to America. They were already here. They were the first to live on this great land, and every single member of their families were born here. Click Here for more information on Native Americans