Only diversity civil society cannot accommodate is around core values

Harris argues the one diversity society cannot afford to accommodate is radical diversity around core values—killing non-white people, expelling them, or waging jihad until everyone submits—and that the war of ideas has to be won on that front, after which the rest becomes a crime problem or a foreign policy problem requiring a state committed to human rights and secularism; short of that, we clearly need to be more globalist and cosmopolitan, not less.