Clay are typical of contemporary America. They can be related to because we have seen both of them and experienced them. America is so diverse that unfortunately prejudice and class distinctions are now pretty much spread around. Minorities can be as prejudiced as majorities and this has to be factored in.

Minority rage at the "broken covenant" is real but it can not be demonstrated here. It is a background factor and not the primary one. The results speak for themselves. Indeed, to promote Felix over Randall would have been unjust. The fact that Felix made it into management at all speaks volumes for societal change.

The article raises a lot of new questions. What will happen to Whites when they are in the minority? Will their attempts at ethnic cohesion based upon the Western tradition be respected then? Now, White elites can afford to be magnanimous and give ground. However, minorities can not. Their "prejudice" is justified to protect their ethnic heritage and diversity. Ultimately,...

The idea of a pluralistic nationalism open to all is at the base of the both the U.K. And the U.S. (Chorley, & Brady, 2011). Multiculturalism has failed to deal with the racist extremism of small groups that hope to become the majority by suppressing or exterminating others. Whites know this from experience in their own histories. What has to be promoted is a regime where all assent to democratic ideas that are actively promoted in a secular society in which church and state are separate. Only in a secular state have we been able to achieve what freedom and tolerance that we have achieved until now.
Works Cited

Chorley, M., & Brady, B. (2011, Feb 11). Labour accuses cameron of lining up with extremists on multiculturalism. Retrieved from http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/politics/labour-accuses-cameron-of-lining-up-with-extremists-on-multiculturalism-2205849.html.