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Multiculturalism, pluralism, secularism or something else?
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A site like OLO gives us the freedom to vent, to put our own ideas into public space, and to challenge and be challenged.
A common theme on many threads is the tension between the ideals of a coherent society and that of one which provides space for expressing differences in ways of living, belief, values, and life experience.
What do people see as the essential differences between multiculturalism, pluralism, secularism and any other kind of hey-we’re-not-all-the-same-but-that’s-okay-ism?
What are the rules of engagement?
What is non-negotiable?