Bill: We have long had,  whether you or anyone else likes it or not, a "pluralistic" society.  We come from various races, ethnicies, religions, cultures and life histories.  We're all different in many ways.....just as we're alike in many ways.  The strength of our nation has been our ability to embrace our differences as well as our commonalities.  Unfortunately, the white supremacy/white nationalism movement, just as your stated positions, counters our long-standing respect for the differences we embody.  Respecting multiculturism doesn't divide use, on the contrary it unites us in appreciating our differences and celebrating our uniqueness.  It's the nasty, hateful refusal to accept and respect that others are, indeed, different from us that is dividing our contry today.  Gary Crum