We Are All Multiculturalists Now

1997-01-01articleForeign Affairs717 citationsclosed

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Migration, Refugees, and Integration Race, History, and American Society Multicultural Socio-Legal Studies

Abstract

1. The Multicultural Explosion 2. The New York Story 3. What Is at Stake in Multiculturalism? 4. The Rediscovery of Nubia and Kush 5. Dealing with Diversity, Past and Present 6. Where Assimilation Failed 7. Can Be Brought Together? 8. We are All Multiculturalists Now Notes Acknowledgments Index

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