Americans don't trust each other any more. Since Senator (((Jacob Javitz))) pushedthe (((Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965))) though the Senate, which legalized the immigration of Africans, Asians, and Latin Americans, the homogeneity of society and therefore trust in neighbors and institutions began to die. Fast forward 50 years later and 2/3 of society doesn't trust their neighbors or government.
Diversity is good
Alexander Cruz
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Andrew Sanders
Cornell university found that different ethno groups will get along so long as they are separated, especially by a wall.
Blake Morales
Diversity CAUSES detachment from the community, even if your history there is long standing
Connor Reyes
. > the more racially homogenous a country is, the more trusting they are of others outside their group. They assume all groups are like theirs and will assimilate when they won't
> the more racially homogenous the neighborhood, the more trusting of one's neighbor people tend to be
> the more racially homogenous an area, the more you trust others in your group
> Diversity is bad on numerous different levels for numerous different organizations and institutions
>Diversity is bad regardless of socio-economic class
Leo Lopez
Diversity causes negative economic growth at the macro level and conflict, reduced productivity, and morale reduction at the micro level
Sebastian Evans
As diversity increases, people vote less, volunteer less, give less to charity, work less on community projects. Neighbour trust is half what it would be in homogenous neighborhoods. All measures of civic health are lower in diverse areas.
Jace Gonzalez
The greater the diversity, the greater the societal distrust. People like the idea of immigration until they are actually confronted with immigrants in their neighborhood, then they become strongly averse to immigration.
William Gutierrez
The greater the diversity, the greater the societal distrust. When people of different ethnicities get to within 80 meters of one another, neighborhood cohesion and social trust begin to decline. As diversity and proximity increase, trust and cohesion plummet. The macro opinion is often the opposite of the micro opinion on diversity because those at the macro level don't have to be confronted with diversity.
Christopher Turner
Ethnic homogeneity and Protestantism are the only two ideas that create high trust societies. This is obviously caveated by the fact that they have to be white, with the exception of Singapore, South Korea, Japan.
Caleb Russell
Ethnocentric societies are the most successful ones. Any society that chooses a humanitarian path will lose to selfishness and traitors.