Take the tour ×  In a recent internet conversation, someone used
the term multicultural Koolaid and I'm having trouble figuring
out what it means.  What does it mean and where did it come
from?  The context is a debate on the Internet. Someone
responded to a comment of mine by saying “Sorry Brandon, we
don't drink the multicult koolaid around here”. I think it has
something to do with how someone perceives multiculturalism. I'm
thinking it may be related to a political ideology, but I can't
be sure.  I can link to my comment and the response but I'd like
an unbiased opinion of what the phrase means outside of this
conversation. Google searches provided me with little
information.  share|improve this question You’re going to have
to give more context than that. –  tchrist Aug 4 '12 at 22:33
Did someone happen to use it like, "drinking the KoolAid"? – 
simchona Aug 4 '12 at 22:34 Doesn't seem like a common phrase,
because when I google "multicultural kool-aid" the first hit is
actually this question, followed b