There is much disagreement among scholars about the concepts of multiculturalism and assimilation. As a consequence, they are polysemic and in need of both differentiation and homogenisation. In this chapter, Mahama Tawat will seek to differentiate between the ethical considerations of Assimilation, Liberal Nationalism and Multiculturalism by examining the theoretical frameworks proposed by David Miller and the various readings of the 'Celebration of Difference' as advocated by Charles Taylor, Iris Marion Young and Bhikhu Parekh.