<p>For the love of God, californiaa. Who tells you this stuff?</p>
<p>saintfan is right. There is a difference between cultural celebration and mockery/stereotyping. My kids’ schools have always had a group of black parents who serve soul food at various events. The Mexican families serve tostadas and churros. The Korean families serve pot stickers. The kids of every ethnicity (and their parents) gleefully eat it up. In my opinion food is a great way to introduce people to other cultures and help those with provincial attitudes see that we all value a lot of the same things.</p>