Clearly, there is more than one type of racial diversity. There is the social type promoted by multiracialism in which different races are mixed together in a multiracial society, placed in a condition of extensive contact where interbreeding invariably tends to replace diversity with uniformity, and there is the biological type in which the diverse races were created by the process of divergent evolution, and in which they are preserved, under conditions of separation and reproductive isolation. The two types should not be confused, as they are in fact incompatible opposites. In the long term one cannot have both, as the social type is destructive of the biological type, nor can one be for both, as the promotion of biological racial diversity requires opposition to multiracial societies. If biological racial diversity is to be preserved social racial diversity -- the mixing of the diverse races in a multiracial society -- must be avoided. Racial preservation or conservation requires the preservation of the conditions of geographical racial separation that made the creation of the different races by divergent evolution possible.racialcompact/racialdiversity.html
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