>Cultural diversity is the end result of an egalitarian society that doesn't place any particular culture above others. Is it? It's a priori possible that cer

>Cultural diversity is the end result of an egalitarian society that doesn't place any particular culture above others. Is it? It's a priori possible that certain cultures tend to hold certain values that contribute to their success in initially-diverse societies, and as such will be over-represented down the road. I don't know if this is actually the case; the point is rather to show that your position -- which is common in those who explicitly support mulitculturalist policy -- begs the question. In practice, it amounts to a proclamation of faith.