The simple fact of the matter is that the world has never built a multiethnic democracy in which no particular ethnic group is in the majority and where political equality, social equality and economies that empower all have been achieved.
In "How Democracies Die," Steven Levitsky argues that the concept of a successful multiethnic democracy without a dominant ethnic group remains unproven. He suggests that no society has managed to establish a political system where all ethnic communities contribute equally and enjoy equal rights without any one group overshadowing the others. This highlights the complexities and challenges involved in creating a truly inclusive democratic state.
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