The Paradox of Diversity in Democracy

This chapter explores the dual nature of diversity in democratic societies, where it can lead to both growth and conflict among different identity groups. Through historical examples and psychological studies, it emphasizes the challenges of group dynamics and discrimination, while maintaining hope for the potential of diverse democracies to succeed.

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