What are the Conditions Under Which Democracies Accommodate Social Diversities?

Answer: Democracies allow social diversity under the following conditions:

1. Minority and majority views do not last.
2. Minority and majority must collaborate to ensure that government operations represent general opinions.
3. It must be realised that just governing by majority vote is not democracy.
4. Its also essential that majority control doesn’t become majority community rule in provisions of linguistic group, colour, or religion, among other things.
5. If someone is prevented from being in the majority due to birth, democratic governance no longer accommodates that group or person.
6. Different groups and individuals can and may form a majority in any election or decision, which is what the term “rule by majority” means.