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An omitted final remark:
Even if pluralism, in some societies, tolerates groups not of
equal status, that shows the connection between pluralism and toleration,
not the reverse. So even given Doug's historical point, one can readily say
pluralism and toleration not only coexist, but in those societies where
pluralism and equality reign, toleration is required. In the United States where
arguably equality is a potent force in constitutionality morality, we are
pluralist and this together with our commitment to equality requires
encouraging toleration.
Bobby
Robert Justin
Lipkin
Professor of Law Widener University School of Law Delaware |
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