Some people argue that multiculturalism appeals more to low status groups than to high status groups. Which of the following theoretical perspectives does this view best represent?

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The ideological asymmetry hypothesis suggests that multiculturalism is more appealing to low-status groups because it offers them recognition and inclusion, whereas high-status groups may feel threatened by the potential loss of their dominant position.

Some People Argue That Multiculturalism Appeals More to Low Status