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- • Pluralism is deeply rooted in America's heritage, promoting unity among diverse groups.
- • Multiculturalism, however, subverts this heritage, potentially threatening national identity.
- • The shift in rhetoric from 'diversity is our strength' to a broader definition is concerning.
Context
The concept of pluralism is distinct from multiculturalism, with the former being a part of America's heritage. In contrast, multiculturalism is seen as subverting this heritage. The idea that "diversity is our strength" has evolved since the 1990s.
The distinction between pluralism and multiculturalism matters as it relates to immigration and national identity, as discussed in the series Restoring America's Think Tank.
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