no, anon. it's just that the more "diversity" there is the more "racist" everyone becomes. study (more available upon request): e pluribus unum: diversity and community in the twenty-first century the 2006 johan skytte prize lecture  robert d. putnam (2007) 2   3   diversity reduces social solidarity, general trust, trust in media, trust in local government, trust in political leaders, social capital, voter registration, political efficacy, charity, life satisfaction, happiness, co-operation, number of friendships, workplace effectiveness, general health. diversity increases social isolation, military desertion rates, workforce turnover. trust(even of ones own race) is lower, altruism and community cooperation rarer, friends fewer [] in ethnically diverse neighborhoods residents of all races tend to hunker down. diversity is inversely correlated to trust levels. inter-racial trust is relatively high in homogeneous south dakota and relatively low in heterogeneous san francisco or los angeles. the more ethnically diverse the people we live around, the less we trust them. [] the more we are brought into physical proximity with people of another race or ethnic background,the more we stick to our own and the less we trust the other
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