What attitude does the broader meaning of democracy adopt toward social diversity?

Correct answer: Diversity should be accepted with respect

Correct answer: B. Social diversity includes differences in language, culture, religion, experiences, opinions and ways of living. Broader democracy does not demand that all people become identical. Instead, it creates a way for different groups and individuals to live together with equal dignity, peaceful discussion and fair participation. Option B is correct because acceptance must be joined with respect; simply noticing diversity is not enough if some people are treated as inferior. Option A is wrong because erasing differences denies identity and equal recognition. Option C is wrong because diversity is not automatically a threat; unfair treatment and conflict are the problems to address. Option D wrongly insults people and ignores the value of every group. Memory cue: democracy manages differences through equality and dialogue, not through fear or forced uniformity.