Racially diverse nations tend to have lower levels of social support than homogenous ones. People dont feel
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Racially diverse nations tend to have lower levels of social support than homogenous ones. People don’t feel as bound together when they are divided on ethnic lines and are less likely to embrace mutual support programs. You can have diversity or a big welfare state. It’s hard to have both.
—David Brooks (presenting the views of Seymour Lipset), “The American Way of Equality,” The New York Times , 14 January 2007
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