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Even before 9/11, detractors of the U.S. liked to deride Americans as a xenophobic people. After the attacks, adherents of this view warned that Americans would become overtly hostile to cultures other than their own. It’s hard to find evidence that this has happened, though. If anything, the past year revealed the extent to which multicultural tolerance has become a civic religion for Americans in general—not just for the denizens of universities and urban hipster districts.
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