No, black folk should not be for multiculturalism, for so
often in comes at the dismay of black folk's culture.
Particularly in education. We learn more about everybody else
and very little to nothing about ourselves. In many colleges, they
are doing away with some form of africana studies, while other
cultural studies are allowed to maintain.
Some hbcu's, I am told, are making black studies an elective and
not a requirement for obtaining a degree.
I posted a story somewhere about teachers in d.c. being fired from
howard univ's junior high school, for teaching afrikan studies.
As dr. clarke tells us, "for your own survival, take from the intellectual
[and I'll add cultural], heritage of the whole would, but always start with
your own". So sure, be abreast of other cultures, so long as it does not
compromise/get in the way of you learning and being first and formost
about your own culture.