[manishsharan]

You edited your comment after posting it without annotating. Anyhow I literally googled your suggestion and the first result is this https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5875770/

When interethnic contact and perceived threat are included in the model there is no direct negative effect between diversity and social cohesion. The theoretical implications of these findings are outlined including the importance of facilitating opportunities for positive contact in diverse communities.

>>concept of diversity is itself racist and sexist, as are those who espouse it. I really don't understand how you are forming those conclusions.

[wakawaka1]

First of all— Google is not an unbiased search engine. The leaders of google were exposed as promoting an anti-conservative election agenda in the 2016 USA elections. If I am seeking a less than intentionally biased search algorithm, I don’t use google. Google is a manipulated search engine, which promotes search results in alignment with the politically correct agenda.

There are tons of studies and study-reviews on the topic. It is a fascinating area of sociological research.

Here’s an interesting review— however, the issue is that it seems this reviewer has a bias whereby they’re trying to prove diversity doesn’t reduce social cohesion.

That said, it’s still an interesting review.

https://thealternativehypothesis.org/index.php/2018/08/10/et...

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> "Ryan John Faulk, also known as The Alternative Hypothesis or The Alt Hype or FringeElements or Stodles or The People's Veto, is an alt-right blogger and YouTube talker who supports white nationalism and race realism. He writes articles for TheAlternativeHypothesis.org with Sean Last, a Neo-Nazi who also wrote for The Right Stuff." https://rationalwiki.org/wiki/Ryan_Faulk

Yikes

[wakawaka1]

"ad hominem"

Attack the message, not the messenger. Even folks you don't like might have well reasoned arguments.