Before And After

The English attitude to diversity has always been two faced.
Indeed having two faces/two widely disconnecting opinions
has been in the soul of English/UK based diversity.

It should do nobody any harm to be their own community
built around their own language and ideas, and activities 
given that their ideas are benign.
But for the English the love of singular government
that praises centralising control, any community 
that speaks a language other than that used by the government,
and by it's nature resists them, has always been a cause for suspicion.