Is Multiculturalism Bad For Women? - Boston Review
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Until the past few decades, minority groups—immigrants as well as indigenous peoples—were typically expected to assimilate into majority
Is Multiculturalism Bad for Women? - Boston Review Skip to Main Content Read the Responses Published in our October/November 1997 issue Until the past few decades, minority groups—immigrants as well as indigenous peoples—were typically expected to assimilate into majority cultures. This assimilationist expectation is now often considered oppressive, and many Western countries are seeking to devise new policies that are more responsive to persistent cultural differences. The appropriate policies vary with context: Countries such as England with established churches or state supported religious
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