The separatist perspective towards ethnic diversity suggests which of the following? Its goal is peaceful coexistence based on t
olerant attitudes towards one another. Hostility can be avoided by acknowledging the basic differences between racial and ethnic groups. Only by interacting with each other can different groups learn to respect each other. Different racial and ethnic groups should come together and not remain separate.
The separatist perspective towards ethnic diversity suggests: its goal is peaceful coexistence based on tolerant attitudes towards one another; and hostility can be avoided by ackowledging the basic differences between racial and ethnic groups.
Explanation:
Ethnic Separatism is mainly sought by the ethnic groups themselves because what they really want apart from peaceful coexistence between them and the larger groups and the avoidance of hostility, is to protect their beliefs and traditions. They fear that their culture might get lost and their rights underminished. This does not mean that they do not interact with the rest of the society, in fact they generally take an active part in its economy. For instance, the large Chinese population living in Buenos Aires (Argentina) live in a neighbourhood of their own called "El barrio Chino", which is in turn a highly visited place by tourists This makes them feel that their differences are not only ackowledged but also welcome.
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