Too diverse, squashed together in unfamiliar worlds

• In a Prospect article titled ‘Too Diverse
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• ‘We not only live among stranger citizens … squashed together on buses, trains and tubes,’ he observed, ‘but we must share with them.’ 
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• Elsewhere, he has argued that ‘most of us prefer our own kind’ and that immigration is undermining social solidarity and traditional identities, eroding Britain’s ‘common culture’ and making it ‘increasingly full of mysterious and unfamiliar worlds’. 
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• Elites supporting ‘separatist’ multiculturalism, he wrote, had ‘privileged minority identities over common citizenship’. Consequently, they had drifted out of touch with the views of ordinary people

You don't have t be  a brave contrarian, resisting a tenacious metropolitan consensus  was in favour of immigration and multiculturalism; for there are many now who have 'come out' 
and wear the badge of 'I am now post-liberal and proud'. For we have had enough of 
 admiring  the cognitive elites and their soi disant marvellous articulacy