<human>:  Explain the concept of cultural relativism in ethics
<bot>: Cultural relativism in ethics is the idea that no moral or ethical system can be considered absolutely right or wrong, as they are all relative to the values and beliefs of a particular culture or society. This idea suggests that different cultures can have different views on what is deemed morally acceptable, and as such all ethical values and decisions should be evaluated, judged, and understood from a cultural perspective. This means that one culture may view an action as ethical, while another culture within the same society may view the same action as being unethical. As a result, cultural relativism encourages us to accept and respect these differences, embracing cultural diversity and avoiding the imposition of our own judgments on other cultures.