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Diversity as an argument about knowledge, a century before it was an argument about equality.
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At University College London, Faculty of Laws, Bentham House.
The idea is usually traced to the American civil rights movement. David Oppenheimer's account goes back further, to Humboldt and Mill, and finds diversity defended first as a condition for good thinking - that a range of minds produces better judgement than a uniform one - and only later as a principle of fairness. At the Faculty of Laws.
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