Pieni Suomi vannoo monikulttuurisuuden nimeen, mutta muualla Euroopassa jossa valtioilla on oikeasti kokemusta monikulttuurisuudesta, ovat mielipiteet alkaneet muuttua. The Economist-lehden artikkelista saksittua:
"In Rotterdam, the local government is now explicitly trying to change the racial profile of the Dutch city, whose population is projected to be 57% of foreign origin by 2017. An all-party report to the parliament of the Netherlands—viewed in the past as one of Europe’s more liberal regimes—recently concluded that 30 years of multicultural policy had failed, and that more efforts should be made to oblige immigrants to learn the Dutch language and embrace local values.
In Britain, too, critics of multiculturalism have been speaking out—among them even Trevor Phillips, head of the country’s Commission for Racial Equality, who said it was necessary to “assert a core of Britishness” for all citizens."
"In Rotterdam, the local government is now explicitly trying to change the racial profile of the Dutch city, whose population is projected to be 57% of foreign origin by 2017. An all-party report to the parliament of the Netherlands—viewed in the past as one of Europe’s more liberal regimes—recently concluded that 30 years of multicultural policy had failed, and that more efforts should be made to oblige immigrants to learn the Dutch language and embrace local values.
In Britain, too, critics of multiculturalism have been speaking out—among them even Trevor Phillips, head of the country’s Commission for Racial Equality, who said it was necessary to “assert a core of Britishness” for all citizens."
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