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Thought as a beacon of stability and democracy, Ghana's reckoning with regional development and gender restrict its ability to become more pluralistic

Although making significant strides in reconciling with its apartheid past, South Africa’s struggles with inequality are coming to light.

While valuing difference, Germans are at odds, with some viewing pluralism as an opportunity, while others see it as contradictory to German culture.

Although the civil war has ended, majoritarianism and an imposed ‘victor’s peace’ stymie efforts for stronger pluralistic policies.

Australia celebrates diversity but in practice, a colonial history and exclusionary barriers limit the country's move towards pluralism.