It is "Universals and Cultural Diversity in the Expression of Gratitude" — not "Universality and Cultural Diversity in Social Reciprocity," which was the title of a draft of the study.
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They worried that the world was losing its cultural diversity.
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The planet's cultural diversity also depends on its big forests.
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A good first step would be to invest in cultural diversity.
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None of them seem to add any cultural diversity to their town.
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After winning the war, Franco wiped out regional languages and cultural diversity.
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It showcases art, music, performance and cuisine reflecting the nation's cultural diversity.
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"The university is dedicated to continuing cultural diversity on campus," Ms. Anderson said.
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Things like the freedom of the press, human rights, civil decency, cultural diversity.
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Few places can boast the linguistic, ethnic, religious and cultural diversity of Queens.
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Do you mean diversity as it's broadly understood, like ethnic and cultural diversity?
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"There is more there," Cori said, pointing to the ecosystem and cultural diversity.
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The very existence of MMA is proof of the value of cultural diversity.
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"We want to build a strong Congo in its cultural diversity," Tshisekedi declared.
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It has also increased DASH's cultural diversity awareness and improved the campus climate overall.
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From FrancoFolies to Nuits d'Afrique to Osheaga, the season celebrates cultural diversity through music.
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" She added that "the Korean public didn't have many opportunities to encounter cultural diversity.
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Immigration and our growing racial and cultural diversity are only part of the story.
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But the other special aspect of growing up in Darwin was the cultural diversity.
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But I was also astounded by what was missing: America's ethnic and cultural diversity.
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They can relate as human beings, but they can't relate to the cultural diversity.
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I experienced a lot more ethnic and cultural diversity when I went to high school.
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Quebec's worries about both religion in public life and about cultural diversity have deep roots.
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America is exceptional because of our ethnic diversity, our religious diversity, and our cultural diversity.
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With amazing geographic and cultural diversity, living options range from beach resorts to mountain villas.
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"Australia is proud of its commitment to free speech, tolerance and cultural diversity," he wrote.
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For Anglo-Canada, dominant within Canada but overshadowed by America, cultural diversity itself is the trunk.
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I had been busy on student newspapers learning more about cultural diversity and anti-racism issues.
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But New York in all its gritty chaos and bustling cultural diversity is the real star.
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For ethnic and cultural diversity, the likelihood of above-average performance increased to 33-35 percent.
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One-size-fits-all treatment options are ineffective, given the cultural diversity among Asian New Yorkers.
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And by securing our borders ... we want to preserve the real cultural diversity of the world.
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If we celebrate our heritage and our cultural diversity, we will help our people stand together.
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Your columnist would add a third challenge: distinguishing between genuine cultural diversity and the box-ticking sort.
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Coincidentally, they demonstrate how cultural diversity can be especially beneficial when you take matters into your hands.
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Others were staff members of Kavala's Anadolu Kultur center, which campaigns for human rights and cultural diversity.
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Jason Allen is a public historian and facilitator at xCHANGEs, a cultural diversity and inclusion training consultancy.
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Nevertheless, the initiative does have a concentration on stories of immigration, and the cultural diversity of the city.
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Mr. Tollu said the temples of the Shaxi Valley illustrate a cultural diversity born from centuries of trade.
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True cultural diversity is not possible without recognizing the diversity of languages on campus and in the world.
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Their descriptive language, colorful ingredients, cultural diversity and potential for adventure also make them ripe for visual storytelling.
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" But with Osaka's combination of youth, authenticity and cultural diversity, he says, "she might have more global appeal.
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Muslim UAE promotes itself as a centre of tolerance and says it supports religious freedom and cultural diversity.
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It was a good start towards incorporating greater cultural diversity in movies, and I applaud Disney for doing it.
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Along with worries about these minority groups, the survey found mixed views regarding the overall value of cultural diversity.
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Quotas foster cultural diversity and ensure that movies with smaller budgets get a chance to compete with blockbuster franchises.
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But, that makes ethnic and cultural diversity seem more of a threat in Japan than it may seem elsewhere.
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The remaining three productions were chosen in part to reflect the partnership's dedication to racial, gender and cultural diversity.
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During the day, you can take advantage of Singapore's cultural diversity with strolls through Indian, Malay, and Chinese neighborhoods.
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He is also doing his bit to challenge Australia's well-known lack of cultural diversity in film, TV and theatre.
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Star Wars celebrates the cultural diversity of the good guys, and showcases the constant struggle against prejudice in everyday life.
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While rich ethnic diversity is the norm in The Expanse's version of the future, there's no sense of cultural diversity.
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At a time of deep anxiety, cultural diversity as it's lived in Pantin offers an example of a way forward.
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Olo (meaning hungry in Chinook) serves up serious farm-to-table fare with a nod to the region's cultural diversity.
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Perhaps most relevant to Uber's situation, Coleman told Nasdaq that a company's cultural diversity has to come from the top.
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From niche beers to inviting taprooms and branding, the business is formally investing in its cultural diversity as never before.
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World Review Brazil, a nation rich in natural resources, fertile lands and cultural diversity, has struggled for decades with underdevelopment.
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Under its decree, Pittsburgh curtailed strip searches, began documenting traffic stops, gave officers "cultural diversity" training and tracked civilian complaints.
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In times of anxiety and distrust, it's a lot easier to sell us/them distinctions than tolerance for cultural diversity.
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In New Delhi, the government hosted the annual Republic Day parade aimed at showcasing India's military hardware and cultural diversity.
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It advocates for peace through five measures: including conflict prevention, access to water and sanitation, and preservation of cultural diversity.
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In general, we'll have a much more inward-looking, isolated country that's more interested in building nuclear submarines [than cultural diversity].
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Nevertheless, Aly spectacularly took out the Gold Logie, using his speech to address the issue of cultural diversity in Australia's media.
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Why not reach out to different artists in each of these neighborhoods to make works that truly reflect Philadelphia's cultural diversity?
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H-L: Before Hyphen-Labs, we were all working in fields that lacked gender and cultural diversity: architecture, engineering, and science.
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Defenders of territorial licensing, however, say it preserves the region's cultural diversity and safeguards fair payment for artists and content providers.
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To represent the astounding cultural diversity of Queens, New York, Ethel Moore used the image of the Unisphere—a Queens landmark.
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A spokeswoman for the Dorchester Collection said the hotel group "strongly values people and cultural diversity amongst our guests and employees".
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Multispecies justice aims to create better urban habitats for both humans and nonhumans—sanctuaries that encourage both biological and cultural diversity.
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And the 34th District, despite its racial and cultural diversity, is one of the most politically homogenous districts in the country.
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Yet while cultural diversity is celebrated on campuses today, the importance of language study for the understanding of culture is ignored.
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Glass, also the director of diversity and inclusion for UNCC's Cato College of Education, has studied cultural diversity in elementary education.
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To say the burkini ban stifles cultural diversity is to focus on the superficial garment, not the rape ideology it promotes.
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These groups worried that the regulations were too vague and could be used to suppress the cultural diversity that defines Indonesia.
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"Instead of welcoming the cultural diversity of Uighurs, China labeled it a malignant tumor," said Mr. Yalqun, who lives in Philadelphia.
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Harris says the biggest thing she received while working abroad was training in cultural diversity, a necessity in today's tech space.
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Islamists want to shut down all channels of free expression, intellectual creativity and cultural diversity to preserve their form of Islam only.
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Cultural-diversity consulting is a growing industry; the newest entry is Have Her Back, a firm backed by the holding company IPG.
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Tarsila, who served a month in prison in 1932, would certainly have condemned these efforts to tamp down Brazil's full cultural diversity.
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This is a good thing, in terms of both cultural diversity and consumer selection, but goddamn if it isn't frustrating to grasp.
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The end result is equal parts ode to the simple joys of kinetic movement and a celebration of Miami's dizzying cultural diversity.
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That is considered by the court to be a lesser threat than a lack of cultural diversity at the University of Hawaii.
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"This proposal would eliminate cultural diversity, which stems from freedom — which means artists are not kept on a political leash," Karacsony said.
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Relics uncovered at the site showed Roman, pagan and Christian influences, illustrating the "cultural diversity of this enigmatic civilization," the study said.
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Theirs was a rare interracial marriage in a city where, cultural diversity aside, the Klan murdered five civil-rights activists in 1979.
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That put Muslim voters into a defensive frame of mind, and Democrats, with their embrace of cultural diversity, offered the safest haven.
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So they started a small foundation in 1999 with a goal of reducing hate crimes through educational programs and cultural diversity training.
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" Byrd, who taught a course on "Cultural Diversity," told investigators she was unaware of the "historical or racial implications of the gesture.
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"Many Republicans seem to be threatened by terrorism, violence, and cultural diversity, but that's not unique to Trump supporters," Feldman told me.
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Actually, more to the point, the urban landscape is of them, as in constituted by them, deriving complexity and cultural diversity from them.
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Topics will span the fields of music, art, and entertainment; including cultural diversity, running a label, queer perception, and balancing creativity with positivity.
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And Mr. Kentridge's and Mr. Linyekula's themes of inclusion, exclusion, appropriation and cultural diversity "are very topical for us here," Ms. Keurentjes added.
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It's got a cute and compact downtown, good food, ethnic and cultural diversity, a thriving L.G.B.T. community, and some unparalleled wildlife viewing opportunities.
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Alan Stone, writing for the Boston Review, commended the film for debunking traditional Hollywood machismo and violence, as well as presenting cultural diversity.
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Defenders of territorial licensing, however, say that the system preserves the region's cultural diversity and safeguards fair payment for artists and content providers.
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Indeed, his candidacy itself has already done that, by bringing into the mainstream once-taboo prejudices about race, gender, sexual identity, and cultural diversity.
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In 2008, he established a new constitution and renamed the country Estado Plurinacional de Bolivia, the plurinational state, in recognition of its cultural diversity.
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"At stake is the rich cultural diversity and vibrant mix of neighborhoods that define N.Y.C." Not everyone sees the licensing process as too lax.
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Embracing cultural diversity and celebrating personal freedom in a seedy corner of the city, it almost immediately became a coked-up celebrity gossip mill.
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If it is desired to add Muay Thai for reasons of geographical or cultural diversity, it should be on an alternating basis with boxing.
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An international exhibition at the Spencer Museum of Art spans the cultural diversity of Asia and speculates on varied manifestations of time, history, and memory.
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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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Pallota-Chiarolli: I've been working in the area of sexual diversity, gender, and cultural diversity for a very long time as a researcher and writer.
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Its purpose is to increase the geographic and cultural diversity of the U.S. population, and the vast majority of applicants apply from their home country.
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Maffi helped coin the phrase "biocultural diversity," a nod to the fact that biological, linguistic, and cultural diversity tend to converge in the same areas.
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Furthermore, Millennials and Gen Xers, who are turned off by the lack of cultural diversity in media, are rejecting establishment media outlets in increasing numbers.
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The most important thing I was able to contribute was to make sure that the exhibition fit our mission to promote respect for cultural diversity.
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But also it's a poem which is interested in cultural diversity beyond the Greek world: What kinds of homes can be built that are different?
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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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Just look at the cultural diversity of opinions about things that are supposed to be "universal" like breast size or hip size or waist-hip ratio.
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All the tweeted apology was missing was "viva la raza" -- but his apparent 180 comes after cultural diversity partied showed up in droves on his doorstep.
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Most microinsurance businesses are generated from developing countries; it is therefore important to understand the cultural diversity and business environments in Latin America, Asia and Africa.
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As leading museums compete for crowd-drawing exhibits, and try to balance commercial interests and cultural diversity, visitors are bearing a rising proportion of the cost.
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Broker: Remax Properties Plus The second most popular listing was for a one-bedroom co-op in a Queens, N.Y., neighborhood renowned for its cultural diversity.
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The memorial was an homage to the cultural diversity of the city, with speeches in both English and Spanish and bagpipes played alongside a mariachi band.
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Frugal Traveler Long Beach has a cute and compact downtown, good food, ethnic and cultural diversity, a thriving L.G.B.T. community, and some unparalleled wildlife viewing opportunities.
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On Sundays, Ms. Bunde, a native of Tennessee, explores the natural and cultural diversity of her neighborhood, including Cunningham Park, Korean superstores and Italian specialty markets.
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The book, which has exceeded its fundraising goal on Kickstarter, is an ode to the neighborhood's ethnic and cultural diversity, increasingly threatened by shopping-mall-ification.
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"This vibrant region captures everything that our country is about -- from bilingualism, to cultural diversity, to stunning scenery in every season," Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau said .
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"Biological and cultural diversity together increase resilience to social, environmental and climate change," said Joji Carino, a working group coordinator for the International Indigenous Forum on Biodiversity.
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A centrist business mogul in his eighth decade, he would be seeking to lead a party focused on questions of economic inequality, cultural diversity and generational change.
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Some of the key differences between the two lifestyles include transportation, cost of childcare, and the overall racial, socioeconomic, and cultural diversity of people you'll interact with.
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Steve King, the Republican congressman for this predominantly white, conservative district, blames immigrants and refugees for pushing down wages, bringing unwelcome cultural diversity and burdening public services.
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I'm photographing all over Brooklyn, in particular exploring its tremendous cultural diversity — it's said that one in every eight U.S. families had relatives that came through Brooklyn.
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Local opponents accuse him of financing his development plans in "opaque" ways and an "ideological" hostility to cultural diversity, such as North African songs or dances in schools.
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The voters who support Trump today are the same people who hated the idea of racial, religious, and cultural diversity well before Trump appeared on a debate stage.
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Successive governments have tended to celebrate Britishness, often linking it to values like tolerance, cultural diversity, openness to the world and creativity in the arts or in business.
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Why would I bother to spend time in Markham and Richmond Hill, when Toronto and its wonderful restaurants, welcoming public spaces and extraordinary cultural diversity were so nearby?
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In media news, Tom Brokaw, the former NBC anchor, got something of a daylong workshop in cultural diversity after his appearance on "Meet the Press" on Sunday. Why?
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The times would seem to demand a renewed Australian conservatism, attentive to economic and social inequality, and comfortable enough with cultural diversity to search for political capital elsewhere.
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" The Times' editorial board claims on its website to "feel a special obligation to defend civil liberties and human rights" and counts "extraordinary cultural diversity" among its "distinguishing strengths.
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Black residents said that racial profiling was a problem here, an assertion that was also made in a "Cultural Diversity Assessment" commissioned by the city and released in 2008.
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Universities across the nation are scrambling to address a series of hostile acts against minorities that suggest the election has fueled a backlash against efforts to promote cultural diversity.
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Each episode in the season, titled "Grown Folks' Fables," features an audioplay based on a traditional folktale representing one strand of Chicago's cultural diversity, reinterpreted by a homegrown writer.
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We should never force someone to be in the position Amadeo is now in; we should work to maintain cultural diversity in order to benefit society and future generations.
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"This is the pattern that we have observed for many years," said Srisompob Jitpiromsri, director of the Center for Conflict Studies and Cultural Diversity at Prince of Songkla University.
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" He clarified his views on cultural diversity by stating, "I'm just finding out more as I travel the country and world, the more I meet people, we're all the same.
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It is also not at all unusual in Europe, where cultural diversity is championed and measures to protect linguistic and cultural difference are not just acceptable but the welcome norm.
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Aside from the risks of boosting the blackmarket trade in unlicensed booze, turning Indonesia dry would be seen by many as an affront to the cultural diversity of the archipelago.
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Dean's training included 40 hours of crisis intervention, and courses on conflict resolution, cultural diversity and the use of less lethal options, according to the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement.
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I've gathered images of some of the signs, graffiti, and banners I've seen over my last two days in Beirut that reflect the ideological and cultural diversity of Lebanon itself.
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The first was prompted by the contentious recent conversations about Hollywood's lack of cultural diversity, which Sundance joined by programming an eclectic batch of films by and about African Americans.
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Now is the time for NARAS to lead and be transparent and dedicated to transforming its member base to truly mirror the rich gender and cultural diversity of our community.
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In speaking with Ejiofor, we covered the important relevance of cultural diversity, and why films like the The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind deserve as much credence as any other.
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Many moved to small towns and villages, lured by the low cost of living and a sense of cultural diversity in a state with large Hispanic and Native American populations.
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In recent years, it has pushed to diversify, both in terms of members (though "cultural diversity," as Mr. Holzenberg put it, remains a work in progress), and what they collect.
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But then I realized it was really a great opportunity to present it to the world — not just the cultural diversity of Mexico, but also the linguistic diversity of Mexico.
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It's a fitting, or perhaps inevitable, direction for the food scene in Houston, a city that's rapidly begun to embrace its incredible cultural diversity and wealth of regional farms and resources.
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The EU says the new rules would level the playing field and preserve cultural diversity, but Netflix says the requirements would distort the streaming market and hamper its personalized recommendation service.
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"Central to our vision for Embassy Gardens is creating a sense of place, and these sculptures will add to the rich cultural diversity of Nine Elms," Mr. Mulryan said by email.
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We've made enormous investments in technology, enormous investments in getting the diversity we have been able to get and whether it's ethnic diversity, cultural diversity, gender diversity, all of these things.
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The four-day event celebrates cultural diversity and features a massive parade where musicians and dancers from various backgrounds entertain crowds with their moves and floats amid a party-like atmosphere.
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That effort and burden must be shared, and it must be based on international law and European values, which include tolerance, cultural diversity, protection of minorities and a rejection of xenophobia.
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Racial and cultural diversity is a major part of what makes the game of soccer so special, and we place the highest priority on respecting every person involved in our game.
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Given that February is Black History Month, a celebration of cultural diversity and the accomplishments of African-Americans, VICE Impact put together an infographic that illustrates Pew's demographic approval rating data.
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It's bold, it's pungent, and perhaps most important of all—it will give your ham the coating of cultural diversity and acceptance that we all really need in these troubling times.
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Individual differences in openness seem to underpin many social and cultural disputes, including debates over the value of racial, ethnic, and cultural diversity, law and order, and traditional values and social norms.
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"Dorchester Collection's Code (emphasizes) equality, respect and integrity in all areas of our operation, and strongly values people and cultural diversity amongst our guests and employees," the company said in a statement.
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Campuses Confront Hostile Acts Against Minorities After Donald Trump's Election Several episodes suggest that the election of Donald J. Trump is provoking a backlash against efforts to promote cultural diversity on campuses.
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According to a training schedule obtained by West Virginia Public Broadcasting this month, an instructor named Karrie Byrd taught trainees on various subjects including use of force, correctional documentation and cultural diversity.
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They framed the program as an issue of diversity, borrowing the word from a 1981 report by the Select Commission on Immigration and Refugee Policy that identified cultural diversity as an important goal.
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Although many celebrated the cultural diversity of the nominees across categories, including Latin artists Cardi B, Luis Fonsi and Daddy Yankee, fans of Gomez and Lovato felt the sting of the Grammy snub.
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While cultural diversity is often heralded as an American virtue, the reality often reveals, such as in these viral "speak English" videos, the discomfort with and even violence towards multilingualism in the nation.
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Syrian refugees, business leaders say, could become an integral part of that effort, both by adding to the population — if only slightly — and bringing cultural diversity that they hope will attract younger residents.
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They range from the "Temporary Museum of Temporary Containers," which consists of used take-out containers painted pink, to "Comida a Mano," an outdoor earthen oven and video exhibit that celebrates cultural diversity.
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"Racial and cultural diversity is a major part of what makes the game of soccer so special, and we place the highest priority on respecting every person involved in our game," said Berding.
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Perhaps nowhere does the struggle between wild and manicured feel more palpable than in Ecuador, and nowhere in Ecuador is the battle for biological and cultural diversity more profound than in Yasuní National Park.
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In 1976, UNESCO made Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument an international biosphere reserve, the agency's designation for areas protected to conserve biological and cultural diversity while allowing scientists to study the impact of development.
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"The visits will highlight key themes including celebrating community, cultural diversity and promoting business innovation," according to a press statement from Scott Furssedonn-Wood, Prince Charles' deputy private secretary for foreign and Commonwealth affairs.
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Her #MovementMondays posts on Instagram celebrate Hollywood's oft-overlooked cultural diversity and she openly shares her own journey to self-acceptance, or, as she puts it below, shutting down the voice in her head.
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Chantal Suissa-Runne of the New We Foundation, a Dutch organization that works on issues of cultural diversity and understanding, notes that other Dutch parties have moved toward Wilders, rather than away from him.
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In 2016, the author and artist Christopher Myers founded his imprint, Make Me a World, with Random House Children's Books, in part to address the lack of racial and cultural diversity in children's publishing.
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" The statement continued ... "Racial and cultural diversity is a major part of what makes the game of soccer so special, and we place the highest priority on respecting every person involved in our game.
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But there are less concrete "wonders of the world" in every country, in all regions of the world, be they species of plants and animals, once-in-a-lifetime experiences or lessons in cultural diversity.
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He too often stood aloof from or actively discouraged efforts to revise traditional Protestantism to make it more respectful of the world's racial and cultural diversity and of the findings of modern science and scholarship.
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Schinas said the Commission was still ready to finalize the deal by the end of the year but not at the expense of "Europe's safety, health, social and data protection standards, or our cultural diversity".
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"In the past we didn't talk with Russian-speakers, but just told them what they have to do: that they have to learn Estonian, that they have to integrate," says Piret Hartman, undersecretary for cultural diversity.
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Others, like Viva Pomona and the eclectic Neon Desert Festival in El Paso, headlined this year by Daddy Yankee, book a mix of Latinx and Anglo artists that wholeheartedly acknowledges the cultural diversity of their cities.
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My journey has convinced me that God has created a rich tapestry in this country – an incredible cultural diversity that succeeds when we embrace everyone in love and battle back against the dark forces of division.
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My journey has convinced me that God has created a rich tapestry in this country — an incredible cultural diversity that succeeds when we embrace everyone in love and battle back against the dark forces of division.
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But it is sad to me that the actual message that J. Lo and Shakira were sending, a celebration of cultural diversity in a time of cultural division, was lost amid the focus on their bodies.
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This set of agreements -- which embraces cultural diversity, and rejects violence, extremism and racism for all citizens, residents and employees in the UAE -- is the platform on which the National Tolerance Program operates and achieves its goals.
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" While a coin representing cultural diversity was long overdue, the Treasury announced that the 225th anniversary Mint is the first of a series of coins featuring depictions of "an allegorical Liberty in a variety of contemporary forms.
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Both sentences are to be followed by three years of probation, with the first year served at a sober house in addition to 20 hours of community service and a cultural diversity training program if one exists.
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Another principle that will be hard, if not impossible, to implement is the one stating that:AI systems should be designed and operated so as to be compatible with ideals of human dignity, rights, freedoms, and cultural diversity.
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"Neanderthals, for example, were extremely complex behaviorally, they were a symbolic species with jewelry production, cultural diversity in terms of stone tool manufacture, and they had a complex attitude to the burial of their dead," he said.
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I became so used to it that it was only when I attended college at a predominately white institution that I realized that not everyone had the same idea of what racial, ethnic, and cultural diversity meant.
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"If I am being penalized for promoting the peaceful reunification of China, this is against Australia's own position as well as its fundamental principles of cultural diversity and freedom of speech," Huang told the Australian Financial Review.
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Every part of the Lochergut was an experiment: from the purely functional way the size of the apartments were calculated to the cultural diversity of the tenants to the window design and the size of the lifts.
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That is the question on Yan Shuangjun's mind as the annual deadline approaches for nominations to Unesco's Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity list, established by the United Nations agency to celebrate and protect the world's cultural diversity.
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I know of no one who in the name of cultural diversity defends the barbaric practices of ISIS, the chillingly efficient holocaust perpetuated by the Third Reich, or the execution of homosexuals and atheists in some Islamic countries.
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International designers are supported by cultural institutions from their own countries, be it the Portuguese Embassy UK or Lagos Fashion and Design Week, in order to further cultural diversity and collaboration in the often closed world of fashion.
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"In addition to the Chicago holocaust museum, police recruits now spend a full day at the DuSable Museum of African American Culture to learn about cultural diversity and African American History," Chicago police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi told CNN.
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The pope, who has championed a collegial approach to church governance that empowers bishops and takes into account their cultural diversity, has responded to the crisis by scheduling a meeting in February of the presidents of bishops conferences.
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Last October, Mr. Samuelsson released a cookbook, "The Red Rooster Cookbook: The Story of Food and Hustle in Harlem," an ode to the neighborhood's cultural diversity, and he now narrates a tour of Harlem on the app Detour.
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"The key lies in that the Shanghai Spirit, featuring mutual trust, mutual benefit, equality, consultation, respect for cultural diversity and pursuit of common development, echoes the theme of the era, in which unilateralism can hardly prevail," it said.
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The film's characters represent India's own cultural diversity; Naina's Punjabi family contains members who are Christian and Sikh, while Rohit's family is Gujarati — a positive mix of subcultures within the Indian diaspora that enhanced the film's feel-good humanism.
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The film, TV and sports industries have warned that eroding territorial exclusivity could threaten cultural diversity in Europe and undermine the financing model whereby films or TV shows are licensed on a country-by-country basis to secure investment.
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Because diversity meant "the appreciation (rather than the elimination) of difference," he argued, it was the ideology of "bosses and owners," who could celebrate their own increasing "cultural diversity" while ignoring the economic inequality with which they were complicit.
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" The article, written just before the first debate, notes that "Even in other times of social unrest, few if any presidential candidates have constructed their political arguments around themes of race, gender and cultural diversity as much as Mrs.
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Britain was recently found to be the most attractive place to relocate among EU workers – according to a Deloitte survey published at the end of June – thanks, in large part, to the country's cultural diversity and promising job prospects.
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At the Manhattan Center in Midtown, Parton will play a benefit show with the funk hitmakers Nile Rodgers and Chic in support of Rodgers's We Are Family Foundation, which he formed to support cultural diversity initiatives in the aftermath of Sept.
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Turning Indonesia dry would be seen by many people as an affront to the cultural diversity of the sprawling archipelago, which has large Buddhist, Christian and Hindu minorities, as well as many Muslims who are partial to a cool one.
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In contrast, when a few Canadian lawmakers called for their country to also outlaw the controversial full-body swimsuits worn by some Muslim women, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau quickly dismissed the idea, citing the importance of cultural diversity and tolerance.
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The sprawl of Los Angeles means that history and culture can vary street by street sometimes; Helou Hernandez's photographs not only speak to the cultural diversity that Los Angeles is famous for, but for the individualized stories of its communities.
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has invited the leaders of all ten ASEAN nations to join him in the Republic Day celebrations on Friday in the biggest ever gathering of foreign leaders at the parade that showcases military might and cultural diversity.
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The relative lack of racial and cultural diversity (the state is 87 percent white) can deter some people from relocating, Mr. Leach conceded, but he thinks that is changing with an increasingly cosmopolitan mix of people, arts, restaurants and shops.
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"A growing number of companies provide cultural-diversity consultingAnother example is The Nova Collective, which was founded by several women who formerly worked at Chicago-area production companies and now say they help clients "harness the power of the total workforce.
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If freely chosen on terms prescribed by Congress, only statehood, or alternatively true nationhood consistent with the right of independence, can fully empower people to preserve their cultural diversity, while also securing equal rights and opportunity for freedom and prosperity.
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Seeing a lack of cultural diversity in Ottawa's nightlife scene, DJ and producers Memetic (aka Kwende Kefentse) and Zattar (aka Alexandre Mattar) banded together in 2005 to start TIMEKODE, a monthly party dedicated to African funk, soul, R&B, and reggae.
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However, it is a finding that strongly comports with the real-world experience of Europe and America, where as cultural diversity has increased so has social distrust, elite-populist conflict, and the racial, religious and generational polarization of political parties.
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Highly educated, highly skilled workers typically value cultural diversity over insularism; they value well-funded schools and libraries over mindless tax cuts; they value the rights and contributions of women and immigrants; they believe that science is not a liberal conspiracy.
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It's true that California is the world's fifth-largest economy; possesses (in my view) unparalleled natural beauty and cultural diversity; and has a spirit of openness and adventure – not to mention great weather – that makes it the best place in the world.
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These are also places where arguments about the benefits of low-skilled immigration for college-educated women's career opportunities (in research by Patricia Cortes) and the economic value of cultural diversity (in research by Gianmarco Ottaviano and Giovanni Peri) will be persuasive.
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It's still not clear how people and companies will be selected to occupy Quayside, although Micah Lasher, head of policy and communications at Sidewalk Labs, said in an email to Motherboard that it wants Quayside to reflect Toronto's economic and cultural diversity.
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At a time when hotbeds of anti-American sentiment are numerous around the world, the issue of travel to the United States is one in which national security and the safety of American citizens should take priority over inclusiveness and cultural diversity.
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A 2006 report from the Justice Department found that police officers typically receive about 111 hours on firearms skill and self-defense — but just 223 on cultural diversity and human relations, eight on community policing strategies, and eight on mediation and conflict management.
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"The motivation to open Black Iris Music's Richmond headquarters to the public comes from a desire to meaningfully engage with the city of Richmond and cultivate an awareness of cultural diversity in overlapping publics," Benjamin Thorp, a curator at Black Iris Gallery, tells Creators.
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Once a supporter of what he calls "organic integration", the old model described by Roy Jenkins, Labour's home secretary in the 1960s, as "equal opportunity, accompanied by cultural diversity, in an atmosphere of mutual tolerance", Mr Phillips has since become one of its fiercest critics.
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"The three countries made it clear that future cultural exchanges and cooperation should be conducted based on the principles of mutual respect and reciprocity and in a way that promotes cultural diversity and peace in East Asia," the ministers said in a joint statement.
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In the new paper, called "Universals and Cultural Diversity in the Expression of Gratitude," a team looked at interactions in eight languages on five continents: English, Italian, Polish, Russian, Lao, Cha'palaa (spoken in Ecuador), Murrinhpatha (an aboriginal language in Australia) and Siwu (spoken in Ghana).
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Do you agree with Jon Pareles's review that on the surface the show was "a party," but that it was "also a no-nonsense affirmation of Latin pride and cultural diversity in a political climate where immigrants and American Latinos have been widely demonized"?
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It is, arguably, the duty of arts organizations to respond to seismic moments in our nation's history, and it was King's untimely passing 50 years ago that gave, within the arts, a pronounced fillip to manifestations of cultural diversity and the struggle for racial equality.
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The Cultural Diversity in Australian Theatre report published by Melbourne-based writer Kim Ho found that in 2017, less than a fifth of 95 productions by ten major Australian companies are by a writer of colour, and less than one seventh are directed by artists of colour.
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"Following the recent unintentional balaclava jumper incident, Gucci announces the first four initiatives in a long-term plan of actions designed to further embed cultural diversity and awareness in the company," Gucci president and CEO Marco Bizzarri said in a statement shared on social media Friday.
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Mixmag – On Music Publications & Cultural Diversity (Lecture)Staff from the dance music media giant will discuss efforts to re-shift the focus of their coverage to highlight the roots of electronic music, and the impacts that it has on communities at home and around the world.
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When Matt Damon tells a black woman that you do diversity "in the casting of the film," rather than in who is behind the camera, he fails to understand the basic premise that cultural diversity makes a difference in the depth of the characters being created.
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The EU lawmakers' intention is to stand up for cultural diversity against the might of Hollywood and the flattening power of platforms — in the latter case by making platforms invest in local content production rather than just doing the easy thing of fencing yet more Marvel superhero movies.
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The U.K.'s Advertising Association (AA) has this week launched a campaign showing its cultural diversity, highlighting ad industry workers from parts of Europe as well as Egypt, Korea and Sri Lanka, urging Brexit decision-makers to let employees move freely between the U.K. and the European Union (EU).
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You can't visit this state and not encounter ethnic and cultural diversity, whether it is Middle Easterners, Asians, and Latinos in the Delta, a thriving gay and lesbian bookstore in the Hill Country hamlet of Water Valley, or the mingling of bohemian and traditional communities in its college towns.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "At Brooklyn Bridge Park, Unruly Crowds Upset Neighbors" (news article, June 21): The playgrounds and fields of Brooklyn Bridge Park have been a precious gift to Brooklyn Heights, but so has the economic, racial and cultural diversity the park has brought to the neighborhood.
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The city is amazing for its undeniable cultural diversity and the bilingual reality–Francophones and the Anglo melting pot made up of Ontarians and people from around the world–which influence many little groups doing their thing, each in their corner, devising an aesthetic that is uniquely theirs.
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Marshall Goldsmith points out that in order to be successful in tomorrow&aposs world, leaders have to embrace global thinking and cross-cultural diversity, understand rapidly changing technology and its impact, rely far more on alliances and partnerships than in the past, and be facilitators rather than experts.
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The Senegal-born, Kuwait-raised DJ, producer, and conceptual artist is no stranger to politically oriented work; she's part of two collectives that celebrate cultural diversity and regional sounds—the supergroup Future Brown with J-Cush and Nguzunguzu, as well as GCC, a crew of Arab artists from the Gulf region.
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"We bring a lot of diversity into the community just by being a bar that employs people who are not old white people," said Erik Lars Myers, a founder of Mystery Brewing Company in Hillsborough, N.C. Still, embracing cultural diversity is no panacea for the realities of a competitive market.
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For every social action taken that uses the hashtag #SKINCLUSION on social media, Obagi will donate $1 up to $150,000 to support the International Cultural Diversity Organization (ICDO), a global non-profit dedicated to promoting diversity, as well as Project Implicit, a virtual laboratory and research organization which provides education about implicit bias.
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"At a time when living culture has a profound role to play in fostering mutual understanding, I am especially proud that we are evolving globally with these new digital platforms and collaborating with partners to bring these stories of cultural diversity to light," Michael Atwood Mason, the center's director, stated in a release.
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"We are all united in our shared mission to protect artists and cultural diversity in Europe… In our committee we were able to reach a broad compromise that makes meaningful progress on the value gap but at the same time safeguarding the rights of European Internet users, SMEs and startups," said Stihler.
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It is a racist, sexist standard…But if you present yourself as affirmatively and self-respectingly a member of your own culture or sex…if you insist that your cultural diversity be affirmatively accommodated and recognised in ways equal to the ways theirs has been, that's not seen as an equality challenge at all.
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We believe it is now more important than ever to present these kinds of open and free cross-cultural platforms in the US, allowing artists to present work and explore complex and often challenging subject matter with communities across the city, whilst also building upon New York's rich history of cultural diversity and exchange.
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Giovanni Peri and Gianmarco Ottaviano find that the value of increased cultural diversity of this sort can be partially measured through higher housing values in more diverse cities — people are willing to pay more for the amenity value of ethnic food — but will miss the extent to which a nationally rising tide lifts all boats.
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Her work encompasses such forms as net art installation, feature-length films, and art actions, in which she explores and rethinks the middle ground between technology and humanity in the era of globalization, repeatedly engaging in dialectic on social and political issues such as gender and body politics, ethnic and cultural diversity, history, and the environment.
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In addressing these issues, conservationists and primatologists have largely focused on the more easily observed losses of these communities, such population or genetic diversity, but new research from the Max Planck Institute of Evolutionary Anthropology has shed light for the first time on how human activity may result in the loss of chimpanzees' behavioral and cultural diversity as well.
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Adapted from "Heretics," an episode of "This American Life" (one of the movie's producers is Ira Glass, the host and executive producer of that radio program), the movie is directed by Joshua Marston, whose earlier pictures include "Maria Full of Grace" (2004) and "The Forgiveness of Blood" (2011), both of which showed a commendable sensitivity to cultural diversity.
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However, while abundant in natural resources, human capital, cultural diversity and self-determination, it is paramount that African enterprise, matched by public-sector commitment, continues to drive home the opportunities inherent in entrepreneurism and, especially in a time of rising competition abroad and commodity pricing fluctuation domestically, fortify an ever-conducive climate for free enterprise to flourish.
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Public high schools are the newest frontier: Less than 5 percent of all Chinese "parachute kids" (as they've come to be called) are currently in public schools, but certain U.S. school districts have begun to rely on them to offset budget cuts and increase cultural diversity at the same time as private academies are reaching saturation points.
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Peri and co-author Gianmarco Ottaviano find that the value of increased cultural diversity of this sort can be partially measured through higher housing values in more diverse cities — people are willing to pay more for the amenity value of ethnic food — but will miss the extent to which a nationally rising tide lifts all boats.
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The social psychologist Marilynn Brewer, along with a number of her colleagues, repeatedly found that white individuals with a very well-sorted set of national, religious, political, occupational, and recreational identities are significantly less accepting of cultural diversity and affirmative action, and more intolerant of social out-groups including African Americans, Mexican immigrants, Muslims, and gays and lesbians, even when accounting for age, education, and ideology.
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Instead they "cordially invite" potential cast members to audition for a show they're describing as "an extraordinary television event featuring the most important day of your life marked by the greatest of celebrations — Sweet Sixteen, Quinceanera, Debutante Ball, Debut, or any other coming-of-age milestone event…" This new take on a cult classic invites some much-needed cultural diversity and puts a twist on the teeny bopper turn up.
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It reflects the deep global divide between two fundamentally different, and competing, visions of the world: a vision of a more open, tolerant, and interconnected world where borders and identities are fluid and cultural diversity is embraced; and a vision of a world defined by walls and borders erected to separate groups along strict lines of national, ethnic, religious, and cultural identity in which outsiders and diverse views are often met with fear and suspicion.
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The big opportunity for us, I think, is to really now tap into some of the cultural diversity and richness that we see in Europe, to combine that with many of the production capabilities that have come across from the US and I think if we can do both of those things, then, you know, we're going to be really well placed to offer customers a huge diversity and quality of what they want.
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