The Multicultural Mirage
A 50-year experiment in state-enforced harmony has failed
Multiculturalism was born of a utopian conceit: that governments could legislate goodwill and enforce harmony through commissions, slogans, and programs. Half a century on, it’s time to declare that this transnational experiment in state-imposed cohesion has failed.
In an essay in the October issue of Quadrant, I examine the history of state-sponsored mu…
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