Is denmark a completely homogeneous nation-state?

Denmark is not a completely homogeneous nation-state. While the country boasts a high degree of homogeneity in terms of language, culture, and ethnicity, there are pockets of diversity. For example, there are sizeable immigrant communities from countries such as Turkey, Pakistan, Somalia, and Iraq. Additionally, there are recognized national minorities such as the Germans and South Jutland Danes. While discrimination and tensions between groups do exist, Denmark generally promotes and encourages its diverse communities to integrate while celebrating diversity as a source of enrichment for society.