Pluralism is our strength
In 1992, while Los Angeles was seething with race riots over the police killing of the black ex-convict Rodney King, Vice President Dan Quayle of the first George Bush Administration visited Japan. While there, he tried to justify America’s state of civic disarray to his mystified hosts.“From the perspective of many Japanese, the ethnic diversity of our culture is a weakness compared to their homogeneous society,” Quayle later told an audience back in California. It’s important that Quayle was talking about the special, long-standing problem of race relations between America’s black minority and its white majority.
- ▪In 1992, while Los Angeles was seething with race riots over the police killing of the black ex-convict Rodney King, Vice President Dan Quayle of the first George Bush Administration visited Japan.
- ▪While there, he tried to justify America’s state of civic disarray to his mystified hosts.“From the perspective of many Japanese, the ethnic diversity of our culture is a weakness compared to their homogeneous society,” Quayle later told an
- ▪It’s important that Quayle was talking about the special, long-standing problem of race relations between America’s black minority and its white majority.
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| Original publisher | Washington Examiner |
| Canonical URL | https://www.washingtonexaminer.com/restoring-america/patriotism-unity/4665036/pluralism-is-our-strength-american-multiculturalism/ |
| Publication time | Mon, 03 Aug 2026 13:00:00 +0000 |
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In 1992, while Los Angeles was seething with race riots over the police killing of the black ex-convict Rodney King, Vice President Dan Quayle of the first George Bush Administration visited Japan. While there, he tried to justify America’s state of civic disarray to his mystified hosts.“From the perspective of many Japanese, the ethnic diversity of our culture is a weakness compared to their homogeneous society,” Quayle later told an audience back in California. “I explained that our diversity is our strength.” Recommended Stories Pluralism is our strength ‘The Right Way Forward’: Immigration and national identity Socialism, communism, and fascism: Different names, same deadly roots As Steve Sailer has pointed out, this seems to be the first introduction of that now-cliched slogan into…
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