334. The Melting Pot or the Fracture Line?

<p>For decades, Americans and Europeans were told that multiculturalism would make society richer, stronger, and more enlightened. The idea sounded noble: bring together people from different cultures, traditions, religions, and backgrounds, and a better society would emerge naturally. But what if that's not what happened? What if a nation requires more than geography and economics to survive? What if shared values matter more than shared borders? In this episode, I explore the argument that multiculturalism, while perhaps well-intentioned, may be creating the very divisions it promised to eliminate.</p>