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" ...It’s not surprising, then, that the Aga Khan would be a leading
proponent of pluralism, ensuring that minority groups can participate
fully in society while maintaining their cultural differences. But his
vision of pluralism also sets him apart: He argues that it’s more than
protection of minority rights, more than diversity of language – it is a
culture, a habit of mind, a set of practices that celebrates
difference, is curious about the unfamiliar and actively embraces the
other. "
(JANICE GROSS STEIN, Special to The Globe and Mail, Published
Friday, Feb. 21 2014)
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