Question

Question 18 1 pts The notion of "unity in diversity" pluralism O emerged in part to deny racial inequality O addressed the overt discussion of racial oppression distracted from and masked the realities of increased race and class inequalities All of the above.

Answer 1

Answer:

addressed the overt discussion of racial oppression distracted from and masked the realities of increased race and class inequalities

Explanation:

• The notion of unity in diversity is a notion that states that even after having racial and class inequities there exists unity in diversity at the base of the country as having various political and religious dissimilar groups.

• It is a more of social ideological belief system that forms the complex integrity of human endeavor, as represented by multiculturalism.

• Also expressed through the oneness of being originally traced back to Sufi philosopher Ibn al-'Arabi.