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Cultural diversity is the existence, within a society, of different racial, religious and ethnic groups, as well as other groups that do not share the same values and lifestyles. Therefeore, cultural diversity, also known as cultural pluralism, implies acceptance and respect for these differences, not assimilation into a dominant culture. In other words, cultural diversity is an analogue of biodiversity, marking linguistic, cultural and traditional diversity as a counterweight to global monoculture.
