Antidaeophobia

I use to tutor students in college in the customs, and language in America. I'd meet with them, have coffee, talk to them, be their friend, answer questions for them, and help them adapt to a new and scary country. I ran into a couple that really had no interest in adapting (mostly from African or middle eastern countries), but generally the Asian students were nice- although they never quite understood our priority with privacy.

In many countries where big families are a thing, privacy is not well known, they have to learn that when they move to a new place :/

I think you should share customs, but you shouldn't shove them down peoples throats. I live in a very accepting part of the midwest, but we don't take kindly to people acting superior, or segregating themselves from us. When you move to America, or my part of the midwest, we automatically consider you one of us, and if you don't join in the community, and customs, then you're considered rude.