All of us, inescapably, as a matter both of logic and of daily living, have the one true view. For instance, to insist on our fallibilism is to betray how our fallibilism is the view in terms of which we evaluate all other views. Hence our fallibilism is practically speaking infallibilistic, the one true view, just because we cannot radically question it. We, all of us, are fundamentalists. Not to grant them is to be deservedly dismissed from the discussion.
Minimal multiculturalism is the hard recognition of our small but disagreeable world.
To expect more is to overlook that there is no world culture that we can appeal to in order to argue for some more embracive form of multiculturalism. So let us narrow the context by considering what it means to live in a society like that of the USA, as found in a public college. More, as a public college, it is engaged in a type of inquiry, which itself sets up standards of evidence, standards which require the recognition that we do not always agree on what inquiry is about or how it is to be conducted. Paradoxically, we cannot expect us to be a we. Rather, we are an uneasy we.