"It is a cultural thing but it's cultural discrimination, cultural homophobia," he said.
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Cultural appropriation is the wrong descriptor; perhaps it should be cultural representation, or cultural depiction.
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School-based instruction championing "cultural retention" and discouraging inter-cultural mixing through "cultural appropriation" shaming will take care of the rest.
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They can be safe spaces, cultural institutions, even cultural catalysts.
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More events and information about the European Year of Cultural Heritage can be found at Europa.eu/cultural-heritage/european-year-cultural-heritage_en.
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B&N was a cultural center in places without cultural centers.
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What was our country's cultural orthodoxy yesterday has become cultural heresy.
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Critics said the diorama depicted cultural hierarchy, not a cultural exchange.
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It's a cultural phenomenon — and the Oscars love nominating a cultural phenomenon.
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Cultural change is difficult to measure, but the cultural, too, is political.
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For the left, these are clear signs of cultural gains, cultural victory.
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Like all towering cultural phenomenons, Pumpkin Spice has inspired extended cultural commentary.
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Critics have said the diorama depicts cultural hierarchy, not a cultural exchange.
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Film Club What is the difference between cultural appreciation and cultural appropriation?
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The Cultural Council of Palm Beach County initiated a "cultural concierge" service to provide recommendations and exclusive access to travelers for cultural activities in the area.
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We're learning that cultural norms, cultural behavior, is absolutely crucial to our process.
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So, it's been both a larger cultural journey and a personal cultural journey.
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This cultural experimentation has not come at the expense of cultural success, either.
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" Cultural appropriation, she said, expresses "ignorance or aggression," while cultural exchange suggests "generosity.
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They will be the words that burn down cultural stereotypes and cultural myths.
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Lets examine some cultural failures and cultural norms for what they really are.
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"This is about a deep cultural shift, deep cultural change," Ms. Johnson said.
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This includes individuals employed by museums, government cultural departments, cultural agencies, galleries and art exhibitions, private and corporate cultural foundations, as well as those working in media and communications, along with entrepreneurs and consultants who specialize in the cultural industry.
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Using a measure called "cultural distance," essentially a test of shared cultural values, they found a strong correlation between "low cultural distance" — that is, having a lot of dominant cultural values in common — and voting for each other in Eurovision.
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By refusing to address our concerns, you entrench the position that we are not legible as cultural producers, cultural stakeholders, or participants in our city's cultural sphere.
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MULTI-CULTURAL CITY "We are very multi-cultural, we are very tolerant," he said.
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For example, Armenia and Turkey have low cultural distance scores, indicating similar cultural values.
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Unesco can also help travelers discover cultural traditions through its Intangible Cultural Heritage program.
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Much has been written already about the line between cultural appreciation and cultural appropriation.
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It's not some kind of cultural movement, or counter-cultural movement, or something like that.
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It will also damage global cultural economies, including the cultural economy of the United States.
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He promotes an idea called cultural dexterity, over the more traditional concept of cultural competence.
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Jenner is now being accused of cultural appropriation — or stealing cultural staples without offering credit.
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American cultural progress has gone regressive The United States is in social and cultural check.
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More precisely, we have a particular disdain for our cultural character, known as Cultural Cringe.
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But deliberately targeting cultural sites or cultural heritage sites could amount to a war crime.
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Cultural observers say it is a remarkable erasure of cultural history and human artistic achievement.
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Queer Cultural Center Founded in 1993, the Queer Cultural Center (QCC) is a community-building organization that fosters the artistic, economic and cultural development of the Bay Area's LGBT community.
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"Artists, cultural workers, and cultural access in the city are in a huge crisis," said Dubnau.
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Yet many of these designs are taken from cultural artists because cultural art is still unique.
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Academic and cultural centers often host their own cruises that offer itineraries brimming with cultural activities.
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But how did a septuagenarian socialist senator become something of a cultural (and pop cultural) phenomenon?
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Critics of cultural appropriation insist that they are opposed not to cultural engagement, but to racism.
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What does this moment we're in, the cultural moment..." Trump: "It's a very big cultural moment.
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It is presented by the Onassis Cultural Center New York, not the Onassis Cultural Center-Athens.
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He compares meteorological atmospheres to cultural moods and cultural atmospheres, arguing that those also resist containment.
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It is time for ethnic and racial minorities to transcend their cultural narcissism, their tragic cultural inferiority complex, and begin to feel honored that others find value in their cultural achievements.
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Among the report's surprising findings is that the city's cultural sector is phenomenally informal and extensive, with more than 4,700 nonprofit cultural providers and more than 17,000 for-profit cultural entities.
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Our economic success will help address many of our cultural challenges and lead to greater cultural cohesion.
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Vale is a cultural engineer and most of people at the fair were riding the cultural caboose.
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Mead was a cultural anthropologist, and the rise of cultural anthropology is the subject of King's book.
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Now, it's a massive cultural event — the city honored the parade in 1994 for its cultural impact.
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On the cultural front, both Germany and China are seeing an increasing number of private cultural exchanges.
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In the 10 years of the Cultural Revolution, more than 90 percent of cultural objects were destroyed.
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CULTURAL LANDMARKS More cultural landmarks were being closed to try to stop the spread of the virus.
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" In the context of American cultural production, Ms. Lloyd argues, "it's cultural appropriation all the way down.
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On the cultural side, he founded music and dance programs, turning the cathedral into a cultural destination.
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In 2016, China's State Administration of Cultural Heritage reported 103 tomb-raiding and cultural relic theft cases.
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The requested repudiation of the company's cultural values would be a repudiation of Mr. Kalanick's cultural values.
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Today, the release of "Loving" is, as much as anything, a cultural event — a national cultural event.
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The city's Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) has awarded $21952 million in grants to 22019 cultural organizations.
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Deliberately destroying cultural sites or cultural heritage sites is considered a war crime under the Geneva Conventions.
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They run the whole gamut, folks—from obscure pop-cultural references to extremely accessible pop-cultural references.
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However, the emphasis for SIAP was on looking at the relationship between what they term cultural ecology ("The way that different cultural entities — organizations, artists, and participants — interact in cultural production and consumption") and neighborhood ecology ("the way that different entities, including cultural agents, interact" in a particular locale).
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The book explores the cultural background to the violence of the Cultural Revolution, and how those experiences nurtured dissenting ideas and the cultural experimentation that burst into flower after Mao's death in 1976.
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"Managing the conservation of cultural animals means understanding cultural boundaries, not just keeping the numbers up," he said.
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Cost per square foot: $179 Hong Kong's West Kowloon Cultural District is designed to be a cultural center.
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Fifty years after Mao's Cultural Revolution in effect banned Western music, a real cultural revolution is taking place.
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What does this moment that we're in -- the cultural moment -- THE PRESIDENT: It's a very big cultural moment.
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There's a fine line between cultural appreciation and cultural appropriation, and not everyone agrees where that line is.
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We don't see too many stories that focus on that cultural difference while also celebrating the cultural similarities.
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At the 373 referendum, cultural liberals on both left and right supported Remain, while cultural conservatives backed Leave.
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There was a huge cultural shift, and the cultural shift was Twitter showing up and Facebook showing up.
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I was really hired to do cultural criticism or cultural reporting to the degree that it was reported.
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Targeting cultural sites is a war crime under the 1954 Hague Convention for the protection of cultural sites.
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"This is a traditional and cultural issue; it needs a long-term cultural struggle and fight," he said.
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What does this moment that we're in — the cultural moment — THE PRESIDENT: It's a very big cultural moment.
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"There also needs to be some serious and immediate implicit bias, cultural bias, cultural difference training," he said.
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"The film was a direct response to cultural events," says Roger Luckhurst, author of Zombies: A Cultural History.
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Community control of cultural institutions, which would replace board members, could reshape cultural life in the United States.
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Mexico's cultural minister calls out design house for cultural appropriation The cultural minister of Mexico accused the New York-based luxury brand Carolina Herrera of cultural appropriation after the design house unveiled a resort 203 collection earlier this year that featured embroidery and prominent patterns used by indigenous communities in Mexico.
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On October 15th and 193th, the non-profit cultural organization Open House New York hosted their 14th annual OHNY Weekend, a two-day cultural event inviting visitors to visit hundreds of important NYC cultural sites.
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That is why we are asking the Department of Cultural Affairs to help convene a Sanctuary Summit in the fall; a gathering of cultural institutions and the cultural community at large to address these matters.
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So, we know it's cultural, but what else about holiday cultural tropes makes so many people down to fuck?
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What does the moment that we're in, this cultural moment -- TRUMP: It is a very big cultural REPORTER: Right.
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The report suggests a bilateral cultural cooperation agreement to allow a cross continental, cultural exchange between Europe and Africa.
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"Cultural appropriation" was also a hot topic, self-evidently insulting to some, robustly defended as cultural exchange by others.
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Some things should be revered, others not; the cultural importance of Italian meats outweighs the cultural importance of Aaliyah.
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She is the director for cultural planning in the City of Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events.
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They may serve as cultural intermediaries by teaching grandchildren about their home country's language, religion, food and cultural traditions.
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Each of them managed, before their deaths, to enjoy a cultural reappraisal, to regain their mark of cultural approval.
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But then Dery is a self-proclaimed "cultural critic," and cultural critics tend to deal in zeitgeists, not art.
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Increased cultural understanding among law enforcement is needed so that a cultural preference is not mistaken for a misdemeanor.
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Is our cultural decadence the product of political malaise or is our political malaise the product of cultural decadence?
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The scale of these demographic changes means questions around cultural assimilation versus cultural preservation tend to arise first in California.
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Of the world's 38 endangered cultural-heritage sites, 22 are in the Middle East, says UNESCO, the UN's cultural arm.
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Trump's candidacy is the consequence of deferring bitter and difficult internal party conflict over profoundly divisive cultural and cultural issues.
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I also enjoyed the Centro Cultural Elena Garro, another cultural center that is notable for its large and gorgeous bookstore.
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Oceana is undeniably the Wetherspoons of the club circuit: a cultural void that is also, in itself, a cultural phenomenon.
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She manages "Mapping China's Cultural Genome," a project that collects top-level speeches and commentary on China's global cultural ambitions.
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Zohra Opoku's sensitive and nuanced consideration of female, cultural, and cross-cultural identities are highly personal and profoundly politically relevant.
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That film was about a theater troupe in the wake of the Cultural Revolution, which ravaged the country's cultural elite.
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Lili Chopra was appointed executive director, cultural programs and grants & services of the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council [via email announcement].
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I think had that happened the year before I might have called some of the other cultural institutions in Queens and organized a cultural parade of some kind to at least show the beauty of multicultural cultural production.
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The artists and activists behind the People's Cultural Plan offer actionable steps to precede the City's Immigration Summit for Cultural Organizations.
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"#ProjectSiege is the beginning of a long-term cultural war of attrition against academia's Cultural Marxist narrative," the group's website reads.
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Why it matters: UNESCO designates cultural World Heritage Sites for places that represent cultural traditions or civilizations that have since disappeared.
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Where should we draw the line between cultural appreciation and appropriation when it comes to braids as a Black cultural tradition?
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So, maybe it doesn't really matter if it's a big cultural moment for however long it's a big cultural moment for.
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Growing up in Queens, I collapsed my cultural identity as an Afghan girl and the cultural practices of Islam into one.
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For the first time, the weird and the stupid and the coarse are becoming our cultural norm, even our cultural ideal.
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"It's ridiculous to criticize this as cultural appropriation," Zhou Yijun, a Hong Kong-based cultural commentator, said in a telephone interview.
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As I've stated previously, cultural change happens slowly, and cultural change within a government bureaucracy moves forward at a glacial pace.
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"There also needs to be some serious and immediate implicit bias, cultural bias, cultural difference training," he told CNN affiliate KTVI.
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Cultural organizations in the United States criticized the decision, saying Unesco played a key role in preserving vital cultural heritage worldwide.
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Cultural Studies These days, the con artist is as much a cultural figure as the antagonist of our personal horror stories.
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Cultural appropriation, she told Jezebel, is: Taking intellectual property, traditional knowledge, cultural expressions, or artifacts from someone else's culture without permission.
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"If you think about it, there's nothing more cultural than a wedding because you have every cultural element present: The local people, local food, customs, the outfit, the music, basically every cultural element is right there," Parkanyi told CNBC.
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The development fund for cultural institutions — including libraries, museums, and "creative industries" — is the government's biggest-ever investment in the cultural sector.
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What occupies the most cultural space likely depends on who possesses cultural power and what trains of thought they're most obsessed with.
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He focused very closely and brilliantly on the conflict between emancipation in the sense of being granted cultural rights and cultural identity.
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Because there is no shared cultural heritage, no shared cultural background to build on, and therefore you never get to serious engagement.
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"The whitest job in the entire cultural community in New York is curator," said Tom Finkelpearl, the city's commissioner of cultural affairs.
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Another insidious side-effect manifests in the self-legitimizing practice of new, often private cultural institutions in regions experiencing recent cultural booms.
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The Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs designated $2,997,20173 to art-based activities as part of its 2017–2018 Cultural Grant Program.
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The cultural agency of the U.N. recently added these traditions, and more, to its List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
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So I was aware of dueling cultural narratives, and this, perhaps, is what inoculated me against other cultural stories — though only partially.
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I was going to focus on Americans, American cultural genius, and create a library of American cultural history of the 20th century.
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"The Budj Bim Cultural Landscape bears an exceptional testimony to the cultural traditions, knowledge, practices and ingenuity of the Gunditjmara," it said.
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And then I came across "Rewriting White: Race, Class and Cultural Capital in 19th Century America" by Todd Vogel, a cultural historian.
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But without support from new donors or cultural institutions like the city's Department of Cultural Affairs, he said, that will be challenging.
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Daniels is vice president for cultural heritage of the Archaeological Institute of America and research director of the Penn Cultural Heritage Center.
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Meanwhile, leaders of cultural institutions have condemned the president's threats, and Iranians responded with a hashtag campaign celebrating their country's cultural treasures.
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Also voiced was a sense that the proposed museum represented an outside cultural influence, not a homegrown product of Finnish cultural sensibilities.
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The cultural differences from one tribe to another could be as big as the cultural differences between the United Kingdom and Egypt.
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We are writing to affirm the leadership role of cultural institutions in advancing cultural and social as well as political public discourse.
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Vital cultural communities everywhere have been decimated by short-sighted, fast-paced development that moves forward without the oversight of cultural preservation.
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The Italian government has announced that it will be submitting the art of Neapolitan pizza-making to this year's United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) cultural heritage list, a commendation designed to protect and raise awareness of cultural practices.
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BOGOTÁ, Colombia — A Belgian carnival infamous for its blatant displays of Jewish caricatures has been removed from the United Nation's cultural heritage list after complaints of anti-Semitism, the first cultural tradition stricken from the global inventory of cultural practices.
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Jin Yuanpu, director of the Cultural Industries Institute at Renmin University of China in Beijing, said that China's embrace of Unesco's heritage designations reflected a new attention to cultural preservation after the repressions of the Cultural Revolution under Mao Zedong.
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As the Department of Cultural Affairs works on the official NYC cultural plan, a group of activists has advanced its own ambitious vision.
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But her spectacular self-immolation has ignited a cultural debate in this country over race, online venom, cultural standards and — inevitably — President Trump.
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Ample's creative director, Nicholas Tory, said it was a "cultural collaboration" between Ample and Sichuan Tianyu Cultural Transmission, which make traditional Chinese lanterns.
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Thirteen fractious states, with vast cultural gulfs between them, became the world's top economic, cultural and political power within a matter of generations.
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It's a cultural community center where young people (aged 11 to 17) from diverse cultural groups come to play, learn, and make friends.
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Specifically, the authors put forward the concept of Chimpanzee cultural heritage sites to protect populations with rare or diverse cultural behaviors, Kalan says.
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Six former government officials in South Korea received prison sentences for blacklisting thousands of artists and cultural figures from government-controlled cultural programs.
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The cultural boycott had most likely contributed to their absence from the Belgian cultural scene, though this cannot be stated with absolute certainty.
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"If we have rules in Europe, we cannot always put forward cultural exceptions, especially if these cultural exceptions are ... home-made," he said.
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I completely understand why people can get territorial about cultural appropriation and their food, but for me, subcontinental food is always cross-cultural.
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The platano as a cultural touchstone is a hallmark of Puerto Rican cultural production, however, almost always the fruit and never the leaf.
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The alternative is that we accept that cultural icons like Moana are shared and become part of a broader cultural tradition and dialogue.
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Giorgia Abeltino, director of public policy, Google Cultural Institute: The cultural experience does not have to start when you get into the museum.
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Courtesy the artist and Korean Cultural Centre UK. Koo Jeong A: Riptide, Korean Cultural Centre UK, London, October 7 – November 19, 2016, www.kccuk.org.
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I think it is, for people with a higher social and cultural level (notice here I say social and cultural, not socioeconomic level).
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The cultural agency of the United Nations recently added these traditions, and more, to its List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
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David Lowenthal has labeled the idea that cultural heritage "deserves to be preserved in toto" one of the "sacrosanct fictions" of cultural heritage.
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Conservatives have political power but feel shut out of cultural power, and liberals have cultural power but lack the political power to match.
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Author Sarah Wells details the "moments of cultural confusion" that have arisen in her relationship with a partner from a different cultural background.
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Music Row is the very definition of a cultural center, but Nashville's cultural center didn't spring from the mind of an urban planner.
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Organizations must have submitted an eligible FY19 Cultural Development Fund application or be a member of the Cultural Institutions Group to be considered.
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But the minister also believes that "collaboration on cultural initiatives and projects" is an integral part of Italy's cultural diplomacy, Mr. Giorgi said.
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It would be one thing if some publications were cutting cultural journalists, but those cultural journalists were still able to find jobs elsewhere.
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The What's Out There Cultural Landscapes Guide to New York City is available online from the National Park Service and the Cultural Landscape Foundation.
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The Cultural Development Fund of New York City's Department of Cultural Affairs received $40.3 million, the largest-ever allocation of funds from the city.
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Battles against oppression are hardly over, but what used to count as counter-cultural insurgency has become normalized in the centers of cultural production.
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And with it, we have a new cultural character — one whose media narrative, no less than Kate's, reflects a different cultural space for womanhood.
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"The economic, educational, and cultural importance of New York City's museums, theaters, and other cultural institutions cannot be overstated," said Deputy Mayor Alicia Glen.
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It's a misdirection of the "don't tread on me" impulse focused on cultural authority instead of government authority — hence the concept of cultural libertarianism.
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This discussion comes on the heels of the city's Department of Cultural Affairs and a group of artists and activists releasing competing cultural plans.
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Nychos, in other words, chooses iconic cultural personalities whose physical appearance are so engrained in our collective cultural consciousnesses that they themselves turn mythologies.
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I know there is a Cultural Revolution museum in Sichuan, and there is a place in Shanghai where you can see Cultural Revolution posters.
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"This agreement with the Met has paid dividends for NYC's cultural community," the city's cultural affairs commissioner, Tom Finkelpearl told the New York Times.
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But the creators of the dance-theater work "Babel (words)" have a sunnier view of cultural differences and the possibilities for cross-cultural communication.
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The U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization added the art of making and sharing of kimchi to its Intangible Cultural Heritage list in 2013.
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In May, the city formally established the LGBTQ and Leather Cultural District under a procedure to "acknowledge and preserve neighborhoods with unique cultural heritage".
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The United Nations Special Rapporteur for cultural rights wrote to the government, asking it to preserve Bukit Brown's "remarkable natural, cultural and historical value".
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Indigenous Americans took what was useful to them and made it fit their cultural will, rather than making their cultural will fit the material.
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Younger conservatives are comfortable in a demographically diverse society, but are also more likely to think in cultural terms, and to see cultural boundaries.
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"I think there's a sort of cultural and racial myopia about what emotion might look like in other cultural and racial contexts," Chong said.
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This cultural appropriation is taking place because of the Emergency Protection for Iraqi Cultural Antiquities Act of 2004, as amended effective April 30, 2008.
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Things to do: Millennials can get around the city without a car with the eight-mile Indianapolis Cultural Trail, which connects six cultural districts.
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And each year, UNESCO (the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) designates examples of intangible cultural heritage nominated from the 11816 member countries.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In early August, the cultural center Santander Cultural in Porto Alegre, Brazil, opened an exhibition on queer art.
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Then we realized that that wasn't enough, that the few bad apples really was not entirely the problem, that what we had were cultural problems, and cultural acceptance of it, and that around the cultural acceptance were structures that were built to support it.
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Another $0003 million allocated to the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs (DCLA) for its 2020 budget set another record for City cultural funding.
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Embracing cultural distance, cultural distance nationalism, means in effect taking the position that our country will be better off with more whites and fewer nonwhites.
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The activists get out of bed in the morning ready to do cultural battle with pro-Trump forces, not over economic issues but cultural concerns.
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Like I&aposll read an article that says yoga is cultural appropriation and I&aposll read one that says certain Halloween costumes are cultural appropriation.
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"Intangible cultural heritage is an important factor in maintaining cultural diversity in the face of growing globalization," members of the organization said on UNESCO's website.
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"At Apple Music, what we're trying to create is an entire cultural, pop cultural experience, and that happens to include audio and video," he said.
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And the men in Carlson's study use guns to mourn this social, cultural, and economic transition — a cultural process Carlson refers to as "mourning Mayberry."
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Graduate studies in Creative Enterprise and Cultural Leadership at Arizona State University's Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts train students to become cultural changemakers.
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The capitalist, individualist narrative of "personal responsibility" as a defining feature of the American cultural ethos is one that underpins nearly every American cultural institution.
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"The People Cultural Plan finds this to be a cultural issue in our society," Alicia Grullón, an artist and an organizer with PCP, told Hyperallergic.
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The cultural definition of the word has shifted toward defining drug cartels or, in cultural terms, the group of hangers-on that surround a celebrity.
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Much of the video production work I'm involved with lately has been in collaboration and support of Arts and Cultural institutions and their cultural programs.
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"It's a constant battle between us and the criminals," said Wang Jinqing, head of cultural relics protection in the Shaanxi provincial bureau of cultural heritage.
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In 1962, Jalal Al-e Ahmad published his seminal book, Gharbzadegi [Westoxification] decrying cultural mimicry of the West that was eroding Iranians' own cultural character.
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We have been inspired by her work with art, artists, and communities relating to important cultural issues such as immigration, cultural diversity, education, and equity.
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The National Park Service and the Cultural Landscape Foundation launch a guide to New York City's cultural landscapes as part of a series on urban design.
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"When you translate Shakespeare into a different language, you're really translating him into a different cultural context and cultural background," she said during a recent podcast.
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The right likes to complain that immigration is destroying British cultural identity, as if British cultural identity were anything other than a set of fussy proscriptions.
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United Nations cultural experts slammed Riyadh last week over the razing of the town's old quarter, saying the work erased cultural heritage and violated human rights.
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It offers startlingly detailed figures about US citizens' typical cultural consumption patterns and the way cultural organizations' spending generates even more economic activity in their communities.
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The Cultural Affairs commissioner, Tom Finkelpearl, said he hoped that the program would create a pipeline that helps diversify the staffs of the city's cultural anchors.
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Rather, his practice shows his investment in activism and social change, as it takes on cultural appropriation, fetishization of indigenous practices, cultural reclamation, and environmental issues.
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Meanwhile, acculturative stress—the psychological burden that comes with navigating different cultural affiliations—has been linked to depression, cultural isolation, and suicidal ideation among Asian Americans.
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The fact that sex robots recur as a kind of cultural signifier is itself a sign that cultural and sexual discourse are, to a degree, cyclical.
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Forty countries agreed to approve a $100-million fund to protect cultural heritage sites at the UNESCO-backed Safeguarding Endangered Cultural Heritage summit in Abu Dhabi.
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But without crucial support from new donors or cultural institutions like the city's Department of Cultural Affairs, he said, finding a new location will be challenging.
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"It was a cultural thing for them, this cultural value around masculinity, around keeping the family line going, keeping certain things holy and sacred," he says.
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"At the early stage of the Cultural Revolution, she became an important card played by Mao Zedong," said Bu Weihua, a historian of the Cultural Revolution.
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The regime is deadly afraid of what it terms "ideological and cultural poisoning": what we could call foreign media, international information, cultural exchanges, and the like.
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Destroying cultural sites as war crime However, an attack on a cultural site would violate several international treaties and would likely be considered a war crime.
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In the field, U.S. forces have reached out to Afghan women through Female Engagement and Cultural Support Teams and special operations woman-soldier cultural support teams.
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In the discovery phase of the study, SIAP found more than 4,700 cultural providers in the nonprofit sector and more that 17,000 for-profit cultural entities.
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We believe that it is our duty as a cultural and educational institution to critically display items that may otherwise be ignored or erased from cultural memory.
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Both selections illustrate the Obamas' dedication to supporting Black artists and cultural producers while using their power to expand the boundaries of America's political and cultural institutions.
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But the outpouring of indignation from the cultural sector on social media in the past year suggests that Cuban cultural ministry has less support than Rojas claims.
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But in North America and Europe, Easter has a diminished cultural force as a time for secular celebration — its wider cultural cachet hardly approaches that of Christmas.
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Around Christmas the Washington Post ran an article about how used bookstores became cultural hubs in small towns and cities where cultural hubs were hard to find.
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Two papers on cultural distance, published by the National Bureau of Economic Research in June, suggest the idea of cavernous and expanding cultural fissures is over-wrought.
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Cultural partners include the Caribbean Museum Center for the Arts (CMCArts), Virgin Islands Caribbean Cultural Center, University of the Virgin Islands, and Crucian Heritage & Nature Tourism (CHANT).
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He is financing the continuation of cultural dysfunction that leads to the cultural rot permeating urban centers, such as men who father multiple children outside of marriage.
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No. A 2012 report from the Cultural Policy Center at the University of Chicago looked at more than 700 cultural building projects undertaken from 1994 to 2008.
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And economic issues are much more likely to be effective than cultural issues, even if Democrats rightly feel passionate about cultural issues like immigration and Trump's racism.
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Is it possible to defend the cultural status of traditionally marginalized groups without also alienating Americans that are uncomfortable with the elevated cultural status of those groups?
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As Dan Adler writes in his book Hanne Darboven: Cultural History 1880-1983: Cultural History is relentlessly resistant to being read in terms of an overriding system.
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Uyghur activists have accused Beijing of "cultural genocide" over assimilatory policies such as cracking down on religious and cultural practices, and preventing use of the Uyghur language.
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For them it is a response to the long-ago efforts to wipe out cultural practices and entire populations of people, and a celebration of cultural resilience.
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"The 'anti-authoritarian Australia' is cultural myth written into our national identity," said David Rowe, an emeritus professor of cultural research at the University of Western Sydney.
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It added that the Department of Records and the Department of Cultural Affairs are coordinating with cultural institutions and archivists to provide assistance in recovering the items.
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"Cultural activities" can also apply for VAT exemptions, they said, if their practice, history and traditions are part of the "social and cultural heritage of the country".
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Cultural traditions overturned The strict Victorian-era laws brought in by British colonists often clashed with decades, or even centuries of complex local cultural attitudes to sexuality.
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One of the most highly anticipated cultural developments in Hong Kong has finally started to open, the M+ visual arts museum in the West Kowloon Cultural District.
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But strikes have their own historical and cultural resonance, reminding people that artists and cultural institutions do perform a labor essential to the flourishing of a society.
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Community control of cultural institutions, which would replace board members and where community acting as a massive cooperative initiative, could reshape cultural life in the United States.
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David Wojnarowicz is a cultural figure well-known by many queer artists and those interested in queer art, but less well-known in the larger cultural landscape.
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Where I live, there are several rural Americas within a 50-mile radius: post-coal-country America, with a cultural heritage from Eastern Europe, Ireland and Italy; small to midsize farming America, with a cultural heritage from Germany; and post-manufacturing America, with a cultural heritage again from Germany.
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"This is the first and probably not the last intrusion" of Trumpian attitudes into Canada's cultural debate, says Conrad Brunk, co-author of a book on cultural appropriation.
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Despite departing from the cultural barge that is Clean Bandit, Neil Amin-Smith is still alive - making him the most important cultural figure of the last two decades.
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But the precariousness of the city's willingness to sustain a cultural moment—in a long tradition of notable Torontonian cultural moments—is ultimately not Drake's matter to repair.
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Sure, owning the latest and greatest Apple product was still a cultural signifier, however, what it signified was less cultural cache and more a proclivity toward conspicuous consumption.
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Consequently, it remains to be seen whether Learning from Athens manages to responsibly employ cultural diplomacy, or simply artwashes crisis for the acquisition of cultural and curatorial capital.
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The New York City Department of Cultural Affairs is beginning an initiative to improve diversity at major New York cultural institutions by financing paid internships at those organizations.
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Instead of cultural misappropriation, it is an instance of cultural appreciation in keeping with the norms of the community, or what our grandparents might have called social etiquette.
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Drake appearing backstage with Twain is an important moment in Canadian cultural history because it bridges the gap between Drake the Pop Cultural Icon and Drake the Canadian.
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They're also drab in comparison to the rest, which comes into focus as a grand social critique, juxtaposing cultural exchange with cultural appropriation, and insensitivity with coldblooded bigotry.
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Arguably, the biggest player is the Prussian Cultural Heritage Foundation, a powerful official body established after the war to preserve the cultural legacy of the former Prussian state.
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Trump's threats to attack cultural sites immediately bring to mind another recent high-profile threat to world cultural sites: ISIS's attacks on such targets in Iraq and Syria.
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Professor Plakins Thornton, who wrote the book "Handwriting in America: A Cultural History," said the pendulum tended to swing back toward cursive instruction during times of cultural upheaval.
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Among its critics is Mathias Woo, executive director of the experimental theater company Zuni Icosahedron and a former member of the cultural district's arts and cultural advisory group.
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" In fact, the term "cultural Marxism" is descended from actual Nazi propaganda — a distrust of modernism and the spread of non-Germanic culture that Hitler called "cultural Bolshevism.
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Chewing it "is quite a complex cultural phenomenon," he said, adding that simply banning it would be difficult, given its role in cultural rites among certain religious groups.
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Lixinski, whose scholarship focuses on international cultural heritage and human rights law, has previously written on this in his book, Intangible Cultural Heritage in International Law (OUP, 2013).
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The 2019 plan's objectives are: Increasing equitable funding and support for culture, especially in historically underserved communities; Cultivating inclusive practices in the cultural sector; strengthening connections between the cultural sector and government; addressing affordability crises for the cultural community; providing high-quality arts education for all NYC public schools students.
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" She tempered what amounted to a right-wing case against affirmative action and political correctness with a paean to cultural exchange, proclaiming, "I hope the concept of cultural appropriation is a passing fad," because the exchange of cultural ideas is "one of the most productive, fascinating aspects of modern urban life.
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They were there to be heard by the Commissioner of the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs, Tom Finkelpearl, who is working on a project called Create NYC, a "cultural plan" that according to the project's website, will "[promote] greater equity, access, diversity and vibrancy" in the city's cultural spaces.
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The platform scours through millions of cultural signals around a topic from across the internet including articles, patents, academic research and platforms including Reddit, Twitter and YouTube, and puts them into cultural buckets based on Sparks & Honey&aposs proprietary taxonomy of cultural trends that it calls the Elements of Culture.
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" They explain, "I think there's a broader cultural trend that's been happening of mainstream pop culture referencing very queer cultural forms of production in ways that obscure the origins.
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And it's precisely his gullibility, insecurity and—for all the Pandora-inspired counter-cultural posturing—fear-fuelled conservatism that continue to justify his place in the country's cultural imagination.
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That's not to say he's an egomaniac, or some sort of self-reflexive cultural provocateur—though there are certainly elements of both of those cultural archetypes to his persona.
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It's an attempt to protect washoku, or Japanese cuisine, which was deemed an "intangible cultural heritage" by UNESCO (the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) back in 2013.
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Asked about the prospects for cultural exchanges with South Korea amid the THAAD dispute, deputy media regulator Zhang Hongsen said cultural exchanges were not an "ordinary exchange of goods".
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If this election is principally about cultural, racial, and gender divisions, then news stories likely to enhance the cultural resentments of white men should improve Donald Trump's performance, right?
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" He frequently writes on cultural topics for the Huffington Post, where his profile as an independent contributor described him as a "creative consultant, cultural icon, and art world aficionado.
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But "Flights" seeks itself—it's a cabinet of curiosities that is about cabinets of curiosities, a work of cultural tourism about cultural tourism, a series of movements about movement.
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But the basic premise stands, that if we are restricted to only making music which relates to our own cultural heritage, then this is cultural segregation in my mind.
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At a recent inauguration there of a "Russian Seasons" program of cultural events in Italy, the Russian ambassador, Sergey Razov, celebrated the 255 cultural events in 40 Italian cities.
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