To what extent should contemporary society respond to the legacies of historical globalization? In his book “Shake Hands with the Devil”, Roméo Dallaire wonders whether or not globalization has a positive impact on our society. I agree with Roméo Dallaire's comment that we should carry on the legacy of globalization and continue to embrace it in the world around us. Mr. Dallaire says that all humans should be equal and that no one should be placed above another. “If we believe that all humans are humans, how are we going to prove it? » Globalization has also helped to improve the situation of many third world countries over the last ten or twenty years. Faced with a growing medical world, now that we have a medical core better than ever, many children in war-torn countries and in countries facing disease problems such as AIDS in Africa are not receiving no help and have a better chance of survival. Due to globalization we have multiculturalism, transnational corporations, media and technology. Many jobs are now being created and people who had difficulty finding employment in the past can now work. Today, transnational corporations play an important role in the world. these multinational corporations like Wal-Mart leave behind a great legacy. What companies do is provide jobs, shelter and good living conditions to people in poor countries, such as in parts of China. Multiculturalism is also seen as another great embarrassment...... middle of paper ... past. A lot has changed. Media and technology, transnational corporations and multiculturalism play an important role in our lives on a global scale. They have changed during each generation and this is thanks to the legacies left behind them. We have made the world easier to communicate and connect in our society. Works Cited, the source is Roméo Dallaire in Shake Hands with the Devil and he says, "the only conclusion I can come to is that we desperately need a transfusion of humanity." If we believe that all humans are humans, how are we going to prove it? This can be proven by our actions, by the dollars we are willing to spend to improve conditions in the Third World, by the time and energy we devote to solving this problem. devastating problems like AIDS through the lives of our soldiers, whom we are ready to sacrifice for the good of humanity"