Today's countries are multicultural and no longer have a homogeneous identity.

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Parent debateThis argument is used in the debate Is there such a thing as a national identity?.
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  • Argument againstAlthough several cultures have always lived in the same country, today there is an overwhelming difference between the weight of a country's traditional (or majority) culture and that of other cultures.

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