New Peer Reviewed Academic Study Finds Diversity is Not a Strength (multiculturalism, Mexican)

[Absolom]

A new peer reviewed study by Danish academics has found that ethnic diversity has a negative impact on communities because it erodes trust.

It turns out that diversity is not a strength after all.

The study, entitled ‘Ethnic Diversity and Social Trust: A Narrative and Meta-Analytical Review’, was conducted by Peter Thisted Dinesen and Merlin Schaeffer from the University of Copenhagen and Kim Mannemar Sønderskov from Aarhus University.

Seeking to answer whether “continued immigration and corresponding growing ethnic diversity” was having a positive impact on community cohesion, the study found the opposite to be the case.

https://summit.news/2019/10/07/new-p...ot-a-strength/

Heresy!

[craigiri]

Idaho is calling you. Montana also...or Poland.

Or, a far out gated burb in NC or SC...somewhere. Vive La Difference.

[camaro69]

Obviously, racist...

[Absolom]

Originally Posted by craigiri

Idaho is calling you. Montana also...or Poland.

Or, a far out gated burb in NC or SC...somewhere. Vive La Difference.

So, do you dispute the studies findings? If you do, just say so.

[Lycanmaster]

Just one of many such studies having similar conclusion.

I believe there was a similar study done regarding multiculturalism in Canada by a college professor. Ended up getting fired over it

[eddie gein]

Originally Posted by Lycanmaster

Just one of many such studies having similar conclusion.

I believe there was a similar study done regarding multiculturalism in Canada by a college professor. Ended up getting fired over it

This one is a meta analysis. But like right wingers say. You can't trust these commie lib professors who fudge data just to get more grant money.

And these commie lib professors were from a commie lib country that can't be compared to the USA because the country is "homogeneous".

[zentropa]

Do you know the difference between diversity and inclusiveness?

[Corrie22]

old expression...people do better among their own

I get at kick out of all these "studies" pushing/promoting some agenda.....like some white guy moving into a black slum

[TwoByFour]

Originally Posted by Absolom

So, do you dispute the studies findings? If you do, just say so.

It sounds suspiciously like justification for racism. What was your point in posting it?

[FirebirdCamaro1220]

Originally Posted by Corrie22

old expression...people do better among their own

I get at kick out of all these "studies" pushing/promoting some agenda.....like some white guy moving into a black slum

What's so funny about that? I'm white and my first 2 apartments were in majority mexican neighborhoods, no big deal, at least to me