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Multiculturalism Doesn't Work.... Here's Why | Brendan O'Neill
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3:46Now PlayingIn this reflection on multiculturalism, Brendan O'Neill examines the dangers of moral relativism and the fallacy that all cultures are equally valid. He details the societal risks of mass immigration without integration, challenging the West to assert its cultural confidence.
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