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Pluralism

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Pluralism is the intergroup relation in which no group is subordinated to another, and each retains its own identity within a shared society.

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The "salad bowl" image describes pluralism: distinct cultures kept intact, each adding to a shared whole.

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Pluralism names an ideal of mutual respect that real societies approach unevenly, not a description already achieved.