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Multiculturalism: A Flawed Solution to Ethnic Diversity
Robert Birrell.
This 1994 article argues that multiculturalism as a way of helping migrants gain acceptance is no longer needed, and that on the contrary, the policy now has negative outcomes in keeping ethnic groups apart.
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