Well, I'll say this: technology has brought people from all over the world together in the past century of half century whom otherwise would never meet like this. In that sense it is unnatural. When you look at nature, it usually doesn't turn out well when this happens to other plants or animals. Such as the introduction of a destructive animal to Hawaii, or like when a fungus was carried aboard ship to England that wasn't native there that attacked and caused the potato famine that killed millions of the Irish.
Now we have a new dynamic--- the government trying to MANDATE it. In real life, bees like other bees, cows like other cows. I mostly like rock music so I generally don't seek out lovers of punk or hip-hop as friends! Not because I have anything particularly against them. It is NATURAL that people seek out other people who SHARE THINGS IN COMMON be they appearance, culture, likes, etc. Like a mixed drink, when you dilute populations to the extent being done today, just as the drink loses the qualities of its individual ingredients in the mix, the society loses its cultural identity and that is just where we are today.
In real life, things don't work the way some bureaucrat in Washington dictates. In an ideal world, race wouldn't matter. They would respect the integrity of art rather than try to reinvent it just to reflect some cultural agenda of their own. But put society in the hands of government which has no business trying to socially engineer anything in the first place and for Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, we would end now up with an aging black transvestite and his seven fleeing immigrants.
Today we are making everything a function of race that shouldn't even involve race as some mad solution to supposedly doing away with race--- that some faction of society should be so racially hung up as to need to INSERT race into an old sci-fi novel where race was not ever even part of the story just in order to like it or find it acceptable now hints at the heart of just what drives many of the world's problems today, more so as so many have had such thinking pounded so deeply into them now that many have lost even the perspective to even see the flaw in it!
