Although bullfighting is illegal in the Unites States, a bullfighting academy has been operating in southern California since 1996. Students at this school do not train with real animals, yet the San Diego County Humane Society opposes the School, which it views as promoting animal cruelty. One of the founders of the academy, however, takes the position that bullfighting is an important cultural practice and should not be prohibited.
Would you support cultural relativism or ethnocentrism in this case? Justify your answer. (Word Limit: 500 words)