Pluralism
The dictionary defines pluralism as “a form of society in which the members of minority groups maintain their independent cultural traditions.” Pluralism can also be described by the phrase the “melting pot,” in which a place where races, theories, and cultures are blended together. The United States of America is now a current melting pot and has been for a along time. Currently, the US has European, Mid-Eastern, African, Hispanic, Asian and Native Americans. However to understand the current pluralistic United States of America, you must understand the when the pluralistic idea came to be.By the end of the 19th century, the migration of millions of immigrants from Eastern Europe, Southern Europe and Asia migrated to the United St
In conclusion, America cannot help but to be a pluralistic country. Freedom, independence, and liberty, that is what the United States of America stand for, right? People, who believe that we should rid the US of immigrants, are called anti-pluralist. Anti-pluralist must not believe in freedom. Is that not what the so-called “aliens” flee for? To have the freedom to express themselves, to achieve what they want, and especially, to live in freedom. For all the anti-pluralist, I leave them with this last quote, well known among all people; “One nation, under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all” (“The Pledge of Allegiance”) Is that not a pluralistic saying, or what? Throughout history, some Americans, not all, have
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