So let's aim for ideological as well as ethnic diversity.
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Neither does the poverty or ethnic diversity of the combatants.
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Outwardly easy-going Australia has a troubling record on ethnic diversity.
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On a recent Thursday night, the scene reflected Astoria's ethnic diversity.
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The music industry does far better with racial and ethnic diversity.
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But one thing stood out: The ethnic diversity of the artists.
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Likewise, in the United States, there is a linear relationship between racial and ethnic diversity and better financial performance: for every 10 percent increase in racial and ethnic diversity on the senior executive team, earnings rise.
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My chief remit was not to show ethnic diversity as a policy.
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"They are very concerned about racial and ethnic diversity," Mr. Skarlis said.
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It was early in publishing stories celebrating body positivity and ethnic diversity.
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The Top 10 Percent program has produced significant racial and ethnic diversity.
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Lebanon&aposs relative tolerance emerges in part from its sectarian and ethnic diversity.
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Last year was a different story, at least in terms of ethnic diversity.
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In addition, gender and ethnic diversity among senior leaders correlates with higher productivity.
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Countries with greater ethnic diversity are usually believed to have stingier welfare states.
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The economic, racial, and ethnic diversity create strange alliances within the Democratic Party.
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In a season hailed for racial and ethnic diversity, what about gender parity?
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King has also been an outspoken advocate for gender and ethnic diversity in Hollywood.
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"The film's militiamen thought the neighborhood's ethnic diversity would weaken the resistance," Murnion said.
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Secularization and ethnic diversity called into question the privileges of Christianity in public life.
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Mattel is expanding its iconic Barbie line to reflect different body sizes and ethnic diversity.
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Studies show that support for redistribution is weaker where racial and ethnic diversity is greater.
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A lot of people have a narrow focus on their ethnic diversity in their family.
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America is exceptional because of our ethnic diversity, our religious diversity, and our cultural diversity.
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This year's ceremony has already faced criticism over the lack of ethnic diversity of nominees.
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"She brings gender diversity to the race, ethnic diversity," said Bruce Gyory, a Democratic consultant.
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Several universities have the same exemption for different reasons including religious affiliation and ethnic diversity.
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Britain's finance industry has also faced criticism for lack of transparency about ethnic diversity in management.
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We have an emerging global system, with relatively open trade, immigration, multilateral institutions and ethnic diversity.
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These results are further limited by a lack of ethnic diversity in genetic testing data pools.
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Whatever the mechanism, the increasing ethnic diversity of the electorate is not the only change afoot.
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We've asked YouTube for more statistics on gender and ethnic diversity and will update if they respond.
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More than half of Gen Z Republicans said increased racial and ethnic diversity is good for society.
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Dick's father was black and his mother white during a time before significant ethnic diversity in Britain.
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"Hollywood continues to be challenged by gender and ethnic diversity," Nogales said at a press conference Thursday.
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Working-class whites are clearly more hostile to immigration and the nation's increasing racial and ethnic diversity.
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"There's not a lot of diversity, and that doesn't just mean racial and ethnic diversity," he said.
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"I would love to have an even wider range and much more ethnic diversity," she told Refinery29.
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In fact, Iowa's lack of racial and ethnic diversity no doubt contributes to its older age structure.
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"The ethnic diversity is phenomenal, and it's not as congested as the 70s and 80s," he said.
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How, she asked, could the children's show introduce "ethnic diversity" when its anthropomorphized characters are mostly trains?
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For residents, the ethnic diversity is a selling point, even if some were initially unaware of it.
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Let our cultural and ethnic diversity be a source of pride and strength, not parochialism and conflict.
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He added that he chose to open his business in Flushing because of the area's ethnic diversity.
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Virginia's rate of urbanization since 2900s was double the national rate, as its suburbs gained ethnic diversity.
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A central challenge for researchers (and society) is that current data sets lack both volume and ethnic diversity.
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"Representation of ethnic diversity is important, especially to me as I have a mixed heritage family," Skrein added.
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I will say I think the ethnic diversity of New York keeps the imagery fresh and ever-changing.
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They don't trust diplomacy to ensure peace, nor do they believe more ethnic diversity is a good thing.
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The third co-op, the Brata Gallery, brought some racial and ethnic diversity into the 10th Street picture.
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A McKinsey & Company report from this year found that gender and ethnic diversity are clearly correlated with profitability.
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Because we work with women we actually only have a few men, but we also look at ethnic diversity.
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For example, Virginia's rate of urbanization since 1970s was double the national rate, as its suburbs gained ethnic diversity.
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Underneath a blanket of nationalism, weaved by the Turkish state, lay a people rich in religious and ethnic diversity.
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We realize the entire music industry, ourselves included, has significant work to do to achieve gender and ethnic diversity.
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For example, Virginia's rate of urbanization since 85033s was double the national rate, as its suburbs gained ethnic diversity.
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For one thing, casting showed ethnic diversity: Ms. Abrera, Misty Copeland and Calvin Royal III all took lead roles.
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The block had stood since 1931, its immigrant-owned small businesses emblematic of the changing ethnic diversity of Queens.
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Afghanistan's ethnic diversity, though once stable, has provided another set of fault lines along which the country has atomized.
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To the Editor: The lack of socioeconomic, racial and ethnic diversity on museum boards is a pervasive national challenge.
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So it's interesting that you, Raquel, came at this issue not from the point of view of ethnic diversity.
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HireVue reported that Unilever saw a 16 percent increase in hires that added gender and ethnic diversity to the company.
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They ignore it and if they really believe in diversity, to them diversity is all about racial diversity, ethnic diversity.
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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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Thomas Meaney is a fellow at the Max Planck Institute for the Study of Religious and Ethnic Diversity in Göttingen.
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Businesses now realize that ethnic diversity sells, and are scrambling to capitalize on it by creating more ethnically diverse games.
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I would flip the question: Does the racial and ethnic diversity at Harvard enhance the quality of the education there?
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I now recognize that the benefits of the racial and ethnic diversity that affirmative action produces are shared by everyone.
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Sixty-four percent of Americans said that racial and ethnic diversity has had a positive impact on the country's culture.
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By the late '21970s, nearly 21980 percent of Australia's population was foreign-born, and ethnic diversity was a growing issue.
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And though City Ballet has featured ethnic diversity since its inception in 1948, this has become increasingly evident of late.
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The plan would tie Alphabet's executive compensation to gender, racial, and ethnic diversity goals related to employee recruiting and retention.
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They say a free-of-charge Harvard would no longer have trouble balancing its student body for racial or ethnic diversity.
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Critics of the bill, however, say that it will make it more difficult for companies to improve racial and ethnic diversity.
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London's wealth, confidence and ease with ethnic diversity have created an invisible moat, separating it from the rest of the country.
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So group identity is an unavoidable part of politics, especially in America with its history of slavery and its ethnic diversity.
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The racial and ethnic diversity of the French World Cup team offers another, more optimistic, lesson about immigration, globalization and citizenship.
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Queens has the greatest ethnic diversity of any borough, and I wanted her to be a healing force bringing people together.
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French theater has long been accused of poorly reflecting the country's ethnic diversity, and criticism has grown louder in recent years.
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What was then a celebration of progress with respect to ethnic diversity amongst the ranks of politicians has descended into controversy.
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Also in the area of multiculturalism, Dan Levin visited Mississauga, Ontario, where ethnic diversity has led to culture clashes over religion.
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The U.S. followed Canada in second place, scoring highly because of strengths in gender and ethnic diversity at senior leadership levels.
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Let our cultural and ethnic diversity be a source of pride and strength, not parochialism and conflict… We are all South Sudanese.
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Romero also notes that the ethnic diversity of California, a majority-minority state, also demands more from candidates hoping for an edge.
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The new "Charlie's Angels" marks a trend in Hollywood to entrust more women with directing big budget fare, and towards ethnic diversity.
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Although Setiawan's study wasn't the first to link coffee consumption with longevity, it is unique in the ethnic diversity of its data.
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A relatively small proportion of millennials personally embody ethnic diversity in the sense of identifying with more than one race or ethnicity.
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Economically diverse cities are more resilient, and cities with higher racial and ethnic diversity are better for everyone's development and well-being.
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These results suggest that America's growing ethnic diversity is creating a politicized form of white identity that has clear repercussions for future elections.
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So it acknowledged the ethnic diversity of the peoples living in the territory it controlled by recognizing 55 nationalities besides the majority Han.
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The whole area, with a history of ethnic diversity and radical politics, had been "Loisaida" to its largely working-class, Spanish-speaking residents.
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Private and public universities alike are heralding the decision as a clear indication that racial and ethnic diversity remains necessary in higher education.
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Their data offered a stark portrait of the lack of ethnic diversity in employee backgrounds at some of the world's most powerful technology companies.
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McKinsey found that companies in the bottom quartile for gender and ethnic diversity in leadership were 29% less likely to achieve above-average profitability.
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Santa Ana lies in Orange County, the once solidly Republican birthplace of the Reagan revolution, now fast being transformed by racial and ethnic diversity.
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Excessive violence and crimes of war must be investigated and punished, terrorists driven away and Syria's traditional tolerance for religious and ethnic diversity restored.
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But I was surprised at the geographical and ethnic diversity of people coming to outdo each other with knowledge of grossly overpriced grape juice.
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Combine niceness with newsrooms that are disproportionately white, and coverage inevitably distorts in ways that don't adequately represent the country's racial and ethnic diversity.
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The numbers come as Silicon Valley is facing criticism and numerous lawsuits concerning rampant sexual harassment and an overall lack of gender and ethnic diversity.
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Overall, these measures of ethnic diversity can explain nearly a quarter of the differences between how countries have changed their sentiment to immigrants since 2014.
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But after talking a big game about improving gender and ethnic diversity in their ranks, demonstrated progress has been very slow and, at times, misleading.
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The counties seeing the greatest relative increase in racial and ethnic diversity are among the least diverse places in the country — particularly in the Midwest.
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In examining the relationship between white identity and ethnic diversity, we chose to focus on an ethnic minority of particular salience in contemporary politics: Hispanics.
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McKinsey & Company research shows that companies in the top quartiles for gender and racial/ethnic diversity were more likely to have above average financial returns.
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You would need to look at the ethnic diversity of the independents, party parity and the implicit party preferences of a large bloc of independents.
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Regardless of the path Congress or local leaders choose to follow, they must be cognizant of the unintended disparate impacts on communities of ethnic diversity.
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If their worldview is narrow and heteronormative, jokes are more likely to be based on queerness, gender, and ethnic diversity and other non-normative identities.
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The plaintiffs are asking why colleges like Harvard should increase racial and ethnic diversity at the expense of "more qualified" applicants, in particular Asian-Americans?
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In 2000, Mr. Frierson received a "Lift Every Voice" Legacy Award from the National Opera Association, which promotes racial and ethnic diversity in the profession.
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He backs greater access to birth control and preventive care for women and is committed to having more gender and ethnic diversity in the agency.
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No need, either, to build a new federal army, as the ethnic armed groups insist: The Tatmadaw says it already represents the country's ethnic diversity.
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Near the end of his article, however, Menashi diverges from his largely descriptive effort to normalize Israel, and suggests that ethnic diversity is itself harmful.
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The plaintiffs argue that U.N.C. could achieve the racial and ethnic diversity it wants by focusing more heavily on socioeconomic and geographic factors in admissions.
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Mr. O'Reilly said that given Dearborn's ethnic diversity now — it is about one-third Arab-American — it was irresponsible to present Mr. Ford's offensive opinions.
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The Pensions and Lifetime Savings Association said in November that only 15 percent of FTSE 100 companies provided details of the ethnic diversity of their workforce.
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We also have a lot of ethnic diversity, which helps us have a representative sample of people who could be living in other places, as well.
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Roper maintains we need more inclusion across the board, including dark-skinned black women, more people of color, disabled people, and those who represent ethnic diversity.
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The proposal, which was voted down, called for Alphabet's executive compensation to be tied to gender, racial and ethnic diversity metrics in employee recruiting and retention.
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I am aware that Acosta's nomination brings needed diversity to a line-up of nominations and appointments that has been sparse on racial and ethnic diversity.
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Areas with more than double the national crime risk, less than 85% of the state's median household income, or a lack of ethnic diversity were eliminated.
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The vast majority of white Americans who feel threatened by the country's growing racial and ethnic diversity are not members of the KKK or neo-Nazis.
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I love New York's ethnic diversity, so I would strongly encourage them to go to an ethnic establishment to have cuisine that they haven't sampled before.
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But for Europeans, the idea that white Christian identity is being threatened by ethnic diversity and multiculturalism has become a common refrain on the far right.
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When widening the analysis to the FTSE 250, boards were even less diverse, according to the report, with almost 70% reporting no ethnic diversity on their boards.
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Less than a fifth of companies provided information about staff turnover and only 15 percent provided details on the ethnic diversity of their workforce, the report said.
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Those that had more than double the national crime risk, less than 85% of the state's median household income, or a lack of ethnic diversity were eliminated.
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As part of the amended filing, The We Company also committed to add a director to the board that will increase the company's gender and ethnic diversity.
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Mimi Walters, at the forefront of a trend that's steadily reshaping the landscape of House seats across the country: the inexorable growth of racial and ethnic diversity.
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Given the city's racial and ethnic diversity, Mr. Giuliani was a vigorous supporter of open immigration, a position that could complicate his potential service under Mr. Trump.
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As Turks absorb the news of their own ethnic diversity, the century-old idea of racial purity, manufactured and imposed by the state, has begun to crumble.
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The party is in desperate need of more women as well as racial and ethnic diversity to keep up with the reality of the nation's changing demographics.
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A fair version of holistic admissions would recognize the ethnic diversity among those categorized as Asian American and also recognize social-class diversity within Asian ethnic groups.
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Droughts, heat waves and other "climate disasters" enhance the risk of war and conflict in parts of the world with "high ethnic diversity," according to a new study.
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Nevertheless, I think that it is completely valid for a company to believe that adding more gender and ethnic diversity to its pool of talent is better business.
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Tashjian sees the Baron as part of a Syria that values religious and ethnic diversity, openness to the outside world, culture and respect for the country's great antiquities.
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The ethnic diversity of the black population in Toronto is reflected in BLM TO's leadership, whose backgrounds range from Sudanese to Haitian, and in the events they hold.
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Meanwhile, a majority of today's young workers say they place great importance on gender and ethnic diversity when considering a potential employer, according to Deloitte's 2019 Millennial Survey.
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Future ones will show Lady Liberty as Asian, Hispanic and Indian "to reflect the cultural and ethnic diversity of the United States," the Mint said in a statement.
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Rising racial and ethnic diversity, global economic competition and women's equality have undermined the security once enjoyed by those who worked in manufacturing, mining, and other old-economy industries.
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"In the past the emphasis was too much on ethnic diversity at the expense of unity," says Christophe Van der Beken, a professor at the Ethiopian Civil Service University.
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Gates established Pivotal Ventures in 2015 to gather and analyze data related to improving gender and ethnic diversity and in key sectors such as technology, media and venture capital.
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Despite the increasing ethnic diversity of the nation's school-age children, a whopping 83% of all elementary and secondary teachers are white, according to the Department of Education (PDF).
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While many of the companies have pointed out the money and resources they have devoted to spurring more ethnic diversity, data suggests it has not changed much so far.
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And he ridiculed Clinton's campaign for suggesting that 80 percent of the Nevada electorate is white, suggesting that her team was out-of-step with his state's ethnic diversity.
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As policymakers consider "Ban the Box" regulations, they should look to identify solutions that promote employment of reformed citizens without incurring a disparate impact on communities of ethnic diversity.
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For a campaign frequently depicted as offering a rallying point for the white working class, the people volunteering to help Mr. Trump here are noteworthy for their ethnic diversity.
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In March, thousands of Arabs in Ahvaz and other cities in Khuzestan took to the streets for several days to protest against a children's television show about ethnic diversity.
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Caples said the company had brought some welcome changes, too—investments in public transit, economic growth, and a different kind of ethnic diversity in the people of the city.
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And that racial and ethnic diversity is expected to increase over time, with the United States becoming majority nonwhite in less than a decade, according to Census Bureau projections.
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" The company also said it will add another director to the board within a year of the IPO, "with a commitment to increasing the board's gender and ethnic diversity.
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But when Jane Marlowe and her partner moved there in 1981, she was more interested in a prewar apartment with an easy Manhattan commute than the neighborhood's ethnic diversity.
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When he started in the business, Mr. Peters told a reporter on a visit to Jamaica, even the concept of ethnic diversity in modeling was a long way off.
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Frljic, a Croatian director, works wonders with the Gorki's acting ensemble, whose ethnic diversity is a point of pride for the theater and a rarity on stages in Germany.
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Admittedly, if one scrolls down there are other images to see, ones which do visually illustrate the ethnic diversity being extolled by the NPR article and the museum's leadership.
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I've seen essays arguing that Crazy Rich Asians might be too Asian or not Asian enough, or criticizing it for ignoring the racial and ethnic diversity of the real Singapore.
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Multinational companies in particular are more likely to combine their support for globalisation with the espousal of wider societal goals such as protecting the environment, ethnic diversity and gay rights.
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" (BuzzFeed) Hollywood's diversity problem potentially costs industry billions"Shows with casts that roughly reflect the nation's racial and ethnic diversity posted the highest box office and ratings numbers on average.
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Trump's record, according to a CNN comparative analysis of data from the Federal Judicial Center and the US Senate, reflects a lack of racial and ethnic diversity unseen for decades.
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Many of their films are neorealist in style, telling stories of poverty, drugs, postcolonial malaise, bureaucratic corruption, environmental ills, homosexuality and the thriving ethnic diversity found across this archipelago nation.
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That middle class didn't reflect the true racial or ethnic diversity of America, but it exposed its members to ideological diversity and required a tolerance for opinions that were different.
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They believe firmly in an integrated EU and on cultural issues -- such as women's rights, gay rights and ethnic diversity -- have come a long way since the Cold War years.
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As Eric Kaufmann, a political scientist at London's Birkbeck University, told me for a previous story, rapid increases in ethnic diversity trigger corresponding rises in support for anti-immigrant politics.
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In Singapore, a wealthy one-time British colony known for its glittering skyline and ethnic diversity, many still hold to another century's view of the roles of men and women.
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Elected officials in Livingston, who pride themselves on the town's highly rated schools, broad array of services and ethnic diversity, worry that their town could lose some of its appeal.
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The morning show also compared the film to Crazy Rich Asians to suggest that it could do for body diversity what CRA did for ethnic diversity on the silver screen.
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Prior to this summer, 23andMe could only match people to just three broad regions in sub-Saharan Africa, which is an enormous area with a lot of geographic and ethnic diversity.
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New DOJ involvement could ratchet up the pressure on universities like Harvard that place a premium on racial and ethnic diversity and ramp up the stakes for some Asian-American students.
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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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At a micro-level, we also know that companies who leverage the racial and ethnic diversity of our country are 35 percent more likely to outperform their respective national industry medians.
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According to Jardina, the vast majority of white Americans who feel threatened by the country's rising levels of racial and ethnic diversity are not members of the K.K.K. or neo-Nazis.
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And its makeup mirrors the ethnic diversity of the state, with a mix of Latinos, Vietnamese, Filipinos, Indians and whites living in a maze of neatly organized lots surrounding a park.
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And as multilingual inscriptions at its biggest, emptiest synagogue make clear, a society at ease with its ethnic diversity is a society less likely to repeat the genocides of the past.
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His success also suggests that despite multiple terrorist attacks in France recently, a message of outreach to immigrants and acceptance of Muslims, as well as of ethnic diversity, has some currency.
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Beyond its small size and the lack of racial and ethnic diversity among the study participants, another drawback is that participants were typically healthier and better educated than the average U.S. woman.
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The awards, which celebrate international as well as British acts, have been accused of failing to represent the industry's ethnic diversity, in an echo of the debate raging around the Academy Awards.
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The report suggested companies take steps such as reporting their ethnic diversity policies, publishing data on their boardroom diversity, and developing a pool of "high potential ethnic minority leaders" through mentorship programs.
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When it comes to ethnic diversity in the U.S., LinkedIn didn't help Microsoft, as its percentage of Black and Latina/o employees are actually slightly lower than the rest of the company.
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Democrats are finally mustering some meaningful ethnic diversity in their Senate caucus as Cory Booker and Bob Menendez will be joined next year by Tammy Duckworth, Catherine Cortez Masto, and Kamala Harris.
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This fits into a broader literature showing that increasing racial and ethnic diversity can prompt backlash by native white voters, who resent the newcomers and vote for right-wing parties in response.
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Even more significantly, each 10 percent increase in racial and ethnic diversity on the senior executive team yielded on average a rise of 0.8 percent in earnings before interest and taxes (EBIT).
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Prior to this past summer, 23andMe could only match people to just three broad regions in sub-Saharan Africa, which is an enormous area with a lot of geographic and ethnic diversity.
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The Pew Research Center, in a survey released about diversity in America, found 75 percent of Americans said it was important for companies to promote racial and ethnic diversity in the workplace.
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The so-called legacy preference became the focal point of testimony this week, as witnesses discussed whether there were ways to maintain ethnic diversity at Harvard without considering the race of applicants.
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On Tuesday morning the British Academy released the list of nominees for the 21917 BAFTAs, and the immediate response has been overwhelming disappointment at the lack of ethnic diversity in the selection.
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The 45th congressional district of California is at the forefront of a new trend that's steadily reshaping the landscape of House seats across the country: the growth of racial and ethnic diversity.
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It should support Nigeria in strengthening detection and response to early warning signs, practical security reforms to improve response and community-trust, and respect and tolerance to religious freedom and ethnic diversity.
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While many of those at some point long ago had ethnic diversity — there were Germans and English and maybe some Dutch mixed in — they don't really have that kind of institutional infrastructure.
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In the borough, which is often celebrated for its ethnic diversity, the loitering charges overwhelmingly target black and brown communities — 97% of arrests in 2018, many of whom were also transgender or undocumented.
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But in decrying the low numbers of immigrants naturalised in China compared with other countries, you overlooked the important role that Hong Kong, under "One Country, Two Systems", contributes to China's ethnic diversity.
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New York City's ethnic diversity is on full display on and around Main Street in Flushing, Queens, a once predominantly white neighborhood that has become an overwhelmingly Asian enclave, home to another Chinatown.
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The institution has to bring evidence that it tried every other option available that is race-neutral to increase racial and ethnic diversity, like implement various programs, before they started using affirmative action.
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At the root of Trump's appeal to his voters is a promise to check the disruptive forces of globalized economics and ethnic diversity that have been remaking the United States in recent decades.
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Mr. Trudeau is trying to salvage what remains of his reputation as a champion of racial and ethnic diversity after images and videos of the Canadian leader in brownface and blackface makeup surfaced.
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Also excluded were any places that had more than double the national crime risk, less than 85 percent of its state's median household income, or a lack of ethnic diversity, the magazine said.
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This would lead to diminished career prospects and lower lifetime earnings for many, and reduce racial and ethnic diversity at colleges precisely at a time when the U.S. population is growing more diverse.
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Within one year of its public offering, The We Company also plans to add an additional board member with the goal of increasing "the board's gender and ethnic diversity," according to the filing.
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"I'm worried that if we have a debate stage without any … racial or ethnic diversity on it, that we're putting ourselves at a greater risk for failure in November of 2020," he said.
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One of the most striking changes is the increased racial and ethnic diversity of the 115th Congress, with nonwhites now making up nearly 1 in 5 members overall and a third of incoming members.
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" SpaceLife Origin wanted to charge between $30,000 and $125,000 per test tube when the mission started in 2020, though the company said it would offer some to nonprofits "to increase the ethnic diversity balance.
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They are surely right in believing that the best antidote to populism is not to pander to it, but to offer an explicit and full-blooded defence of open trade, Europe and ethnic diversity.
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In a recent study of 85,000 people in regions around Europe, Bo Rothstein and Nicholas Charron, political scientists at Gothenburg University, found that ethnic diversity did not undermine support for benefits; poor governance did.
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LONDON (Reuters) - A black model who appeared in a Dove advert denounced as racist by many social media users has defended the clip, saying that far from belittling black women it celebrated ethnic diversity.
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At a time when Australia's Muslim population is in the crosshairs of a resurgent far-right movement, the East-meets-West creation has become a defiant symbol of the country's cultural and ethnic diversity.
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For Ojo, ethnic diversity, a mix of ages and women with a variety of vocations were important when choosing brand representatives, in an industry that has traditionally used young, white women to advertise products.
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This was expressed in the complaints (about stereotyping, lifestyle, lack of ethnic diversity) by Singaporeans over the trailer of "Crazy Rich Asians" that portrays a city alien to the experiences of ordinary folk here.
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And even if the city's night life still lacks the ethnic diversity of Paris or London, there are far more women of color involved in the scene now — something Lorde doubtlessly would have celebrated.
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The report from the Parker Review Committee in association with EY, called for an increase in ethnic diversity and recommended that each FTSE 100 board should have at least one director of colour by 2021.
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These differences show up in their views towards immigration and racial and ethnic diversity; optimism about the direction of their lives and their children's future; their opinion about government or their support for Donald Trump.
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Both working class white Democrats and Republicans are more likely than white college educated partisans to feel that the country's increasing racial and ethnic diversity is harmful because it leaves some people feeling left behind.
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If social intolerance involves high levels of expressive identity, then people who feel threatened by racial or ethnic diversity ought to feel less positively toward systems of governance that extend political access to these individuals.
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Even at elite institutions that enroll more affluent students, the geographical, racial, and ethnic diversity of students and faculty is not separate from, but a contributing factor to, the ideological diversity Kristof wants to see.
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Unfortunately, these lands have not always been reflective of our country's demographic and ethnic diversity and there are many communities in the U.S. for whom the term public does not resonate in the same vein.
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As the Democratic Party embraces its ballooning racial and ethnic diversity -- an observable trend over the past two decades, according to the Pew Research Center -- Castro's candidacy felt like a natural response to that growth.
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Photo: Timelynx (Pixabay)Certain aspects of a neighborhood, including its ethnic diversity and the availability of public transit, are associated with better reported well-being among residents, according to a study published Wednesday in PLOS One.
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In a district with little ethnic diversity — Johnson County, the most populous center, is 87 percent white, according to the Kansas City Star — Davids says she would represent her constituents as a Native American if elected.
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Almost three-quarters of working-class whites younger than 30 who were surveyed believe increasing racial and ethnic diversity is enriching the country's culture, while about half of those older than 65 who were surveyed do.
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Criticism over lack of ethnic diversity in Hollywood reached a new peak this year when no people of color were among the 20 nominees in acting categories at the Academy Awards for the second consecutive year.
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His sister, Nicholas Kunz, said they chose a hip hop theme because they felt the 1990s represented communal activism and ethnic diversity, issues that are increasingly relevant after the recent election of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Apple Inc on Wednesday reported improvements in gender and ethnic diversity in June as the U.S. technology company stayed ahead of fellow Silicon Valley power houses Google and Facebook Inc in hiring minorities.
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The proposal, filed by Zevin Asset Management, which describes itself as a socially responsible investment firm, calls for Alphabet's executive compensation to be tied to gender, racial and ethnic diversity metrics in employee recruiting and retention.
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Its coat of arms features two woodcutters, one with light brown skin carrying an ax, the other darker skinned and holding an oar, who symbolize the country's ethnic diversity, history of slavery and its mahogany industry.
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Why it matters: The racial and ethnic diversity of Gen Z, increased by immigration, not only distinguishes the generation, but influences its political and social views, Brian Schaffner, a political scientist at Tufts University, told Axios.
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That's what McKinsey found when it looked at tech companies in the top quartile for racial and ethnic diversity, and saw that these more diverse companies are 35 percent more likely to have higher financial returns.
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For example, one study showed that ethnic diversity in local government made the entity spend less on social services; another showed that being exposed to Spanish-speaking students on the train made people more anti-immigrant.
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The neighbourhood around the mosque, which straddles the districts of Bogwang-dong and Hannam-dong, is Seoul's most diverse, an oddity in a country with few foreign residents, next to no ethnic diversity and strong social conformity.
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Only "The Blind Side," which featured a young black actor, Quinton Aaron, and "Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire," could make a serious claim to ethnic diversity among the best picture nominees in those years.
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Here they used that word not in the typical sense of racial or ethnic diversity (a diversity which Bed-Stuy already had prior to gentrification), but to refer to the influx of high-end and niche businesses.
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"Garden City saw ethnic diversity as a commodity they could exploit," says Donald Stull, a professor emeritus of anthropology at the University of Kansas who led a study for the Ford Foundation of the town's shifting demographics.
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But a significant minority of his supporters are—210% of them consider ethnic diversity bad for America, a strikingly high number—and Mr Trump's dog-whistling on immigration seems at least partly designed to appeal to them.
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After settling in Minneapolis' Cedar-Riverside neighborhood — a community renowned for its dynamic economic and ethnic diversity — she went to work for Women Organizing Women, where she advocated for East African women seeking positions in civil leadership.
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Their moral values, stories, and political institutions flow more directly from the liberty and fairness foundations — well suited to a culture based on exchange and production — and are therefore much more tolerant and open to ethnic diversity.
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Last spring, a collection of large public pension funds, including the California Public Employees Retirement System, asked the SEC to create new disclosures on board nominees' gender, racial, and ethnic diversity, as well as their professional backgrounds.
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Case in point: in a recent segment of her internet show "Relentless," she castigated the British cartoon series "Thomas & Friends," featuring Thomas the Tank Engine, for seeking to bring "gender balance" and "ethnic diversity" to the show.
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During his first visit as a presidential candidate last week, Bloomberg worked to expand his appeal by rolling out endorsements from the mayors of San Jose and Stockton, cities that span the state's economic and ethnic diversity.
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But he did seem to share Toomer's expansive, almost mystical view of America, his hope that the nation could leverage its racial and ethnic diversity to create a new kind of person, never before seen on Earth.
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Gone was a call to political opponents to join hands and work together; gone was the racial and ethnic diversity that we have seen in recent inaugurals, giving way to a sea of white faces and red hats.
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It revealed deep splits in British society, with the pro-Brexit side drawing support from millions of voters who felt left behind by globalization and believed they saw no benefits from Britain's ethnic diversity and free-market economy.
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Just how impactful these programs will be when it comes to improving gender diversity will take years to recognize, but a new focus on gender and ethnic diversity at America's biggest corporations is pushing leadership towards greater transparency.
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Returning, he encounters his own misconceptions and obstacles thrown up by the state: he initially thought that where he was living would be calm because of the ethnic diversity of the neighborhood, but everyone is afraid and agitated.
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Not only in regards to ethnic diversity but, just as noticeably, diversity of thought … Ultimately though, when these situations arise, it is important for me to use them as a teachable moment; and do so with some empathy.
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Not only in regards to ethnic diversity but, just as noticeably, diversity of thought ... Ultimately though, when these situations arise, it is important for me to use them as a teachable moment; and do so with some empathy.
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McKinsey found there is a correlation among gender and ethnic diversity with profitability: Firms that have high amounts of gender diversity in their leadership ranks were 15 percent more likely to be more profitable than corporations with fewer women.
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Instead, they flocked to Mr Trump because of the way he talked about threats to America's global dominance from China and other countries, and because they feared their way of life was threatened by increasing racial and ethnic diversity.
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The banks have introduced a number of measures to try to improve gender and ethnic diversity, tying manager pay and promotions to hitting targets, and involving both male and female employees in the process, through training and networking events.
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Aside from Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup—voiced by Amanda Leighton, Kristen Li, and UCB comedian Natalie Palamides, respectively—Boyle confirms that their writers room is more than 50% female, with a similarly rare focus on ethnic diversity as well.
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In addition, data generated since 2004 have consistently shown the ethnic diversity the health-care workforce is directly linked to health outcomes for people of color and that lack of workforce diversity is a root cause of institutional racism.
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Biomedical research on the development of pharmaceuticals and other health care technology, for example, often does not reflect the ethnic diversity of the American population, which means that we are often developing health interventions that don't serve minority groups effectively.
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It's why Summit has finally focused on hitting an even gender ratio, improving ethnic diversity (it's got a ways to go) and offering scholarships for artists and activists who can't afford tickets that typically start at several thousands of dollars.
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The surprising link between anxiety and pain It's not a perfect study, Morriss said, as it included little ethnic diversity; he also noted that the study did not adequately control for some risk factors for heart disease, including diet and exercise.
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There are cities within Orange County that have undergone significant demographic change in the past decade due to more ethnic diversity and immigration, and Hillary Clinton, who won the state, was the first Democrat to win the county since 1936.
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After Ms. Terrell accepted a job in Midtown Manhattan in 2016, the couple, now both 48, made a wish list: highly rated schools for their two daughters, a commute of under an hour for Ms. Terrell, walkability and ethnic diversity.
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The We Company, the parent company of WeWork, said it will seek to add another director to its board within a year of the IPO, "with a commitment to increasing the board's gender and ethnic diversity," in an amended filing.
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As a result, if colleges focused on increasing enrollment of high-achieving students from low-income families in a race-blind manner, they could actually create as much or more racial and ethnic diversity in American colleges than now exists.
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Broadbent said the next governor would need to continue work to boost gender and ethnic diversity at the central bank, a major concern of the committee, and denied seeing any evidence of 'group think' during his years as a policymaker.
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LinkedIn's ethnic diversity is roughly the same as it was last year and the year before: 94 percent of its U.S. tech workforce is either white or Asian, down from 95 percent last year but the exact same breakdown LinkedIn reported in 2014.
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But the two leaders are also champions of big-dollar (and corporate) fundraising who welcome ideological diversity as much as they do ethnic diversity in the party—that is, they want to win, and will do basically whatever it takes to do so.
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As somebody from Chicago, you know only too well — and I grew to see this very much — that the cultural and ethnic diversity of your city is extraordinary and wide-ranging, but policy breaks down by district, as many modern cities do.
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And so are their colleagues in a string of "sun and suburbs" districts across the country that feature a healthy dose of ethnic diversity and a well-educated white population that's drifting away from the Trump's refashioning of conservative politics along ethnonationalistic lines.
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Their argument was that if Harvard were free, more highly qualified students from all backgrounds would apply, and the university would no longer have trouble balancing its class for racial or ethnic diversity — ensuring, they said, that Asian-Americans did not lose out.
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In the 2016 edition of its governance principles, the Business Roundtable, an influential association of chief executives of American companies, strongly endorses a link between racial and ethnic diversity in boards and board effectiveness and the creation of long-term shareholder value.
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Social scientists, after crunching data from both sides of the Atlantic, have discovered something surprising: It's not the amount of racial or ethnic diversity in a community that predicts white resentment and support of anti-immigrant policies, but the pace of change.
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But the New Deal that rose, like a phoenix, from the ashes of the economic devastation of the Great Depression offered a new framework for American identity, one that at its best celebrated and affirmed the nation's racial, religious and ethnic diversity.
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"Although employers around the globe have tackled important issues of gender identity and ethnic diversity in the workplace in recent years, the issue of age bias has gotten much less attention — something we expect to change in 2020 and beyond," the report said.
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In short, the World Cup champions remind us all that, in an era of globalization, racial and ethnic diversity represent an enduring strength at all levels of society, ones that build cultural and political bridges within and between countries, nation-states and neighborhoods.
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Mr. Joko, 57, a moderate technocrat with an enthusiasm for infrastructure projects and a reputation for celebrating Indonesia's religious and ethnic diversity, was accused by supporters of Mr. Prabowo of being a secret Christian who was selling the country to foreign investors.
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Roth has endorsed the idea of bringing ideological, as well as racial and ethnic, diversity to Wesleyan, and a few years ago he defended the campus newspaper's right to publish an op-ed piece by a conservative student attacking Black Lives Matter.
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Abrams' supporters hope the state's growing racial and ethnic diversity and substantial investments by voter-outreach groups, including the New Georgia Project founded by Abrams in 2013, will pay off next month -- and translate into electoral competitiveness in the 2020 White House battle.
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The thread evolved into a tapestry of narratives that highlighted the racial and ethnic diversity of the Christchurch Muslim community, comprised of gradual updates from various news sites and intimate details provided by family members and friends of the victims who contacted me.
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Roth has endorsed the idea of bringing ideological, as well as racial and ethnic, diversity to Wesleyan, and a few years ago he defended the campus newspaper's right to publish an op-ed piece by a conservative student attacking Black Lives Matter.
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"Many of us in business would attest that our experience on boards that embrace gender and ethnic diversity benefit in their decision making by leveraging off the array of skills, experiences and diverse views within such a team," he said in the report's introduction.
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Their argument is that if Harvard were free, more highly qualified students from all backgrounds would apply, and the university would no longer have trouble balancing its class for racial or ethnic diversity — making sure, they say, that Asian-Americans do not lose out.
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If "SoulMate" seems eerily familiar, that might be because it sounds a lot like "Feels," last summer's pre-holiday drop from Pharrell Williams, Katy Perry, and Calvin Harris — but without the playful lyrics, tone diversity, ethnic diversity, general relevance, or even smooth booty bouncing beat.
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Given the broad range of cultures and languages represented in the collection, and the ethnic diversity of the volunteers, Dr Mehr and Mr Singh could be reasonably certain that those listening were both unfamiliar with the music and unable to understand the lyrics in question.
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Amazon Inc, which employs a large number of workers at distribution centers, reported late last year that its ethnic diversity exceeded the U.S. average, with a global workforce that was 21 percent black, 13 percent Hispanic, 11 percent Asian and 5 percent other ethnicities.
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It's based on the idea that while ethnic diversity may be good as a general principle, all that matters in an individual work is what the artist thinks is best to serve the story; if these choices are effective, then the work is effective.
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It's also particularly notable for its ethnic diversity — while it may be known as the now former home of "A Prairie Home Companion," St. Paul has substantial Somali, Vietnamese and Ethiopian communities, as well as one of the largest Hmong populations in the country.
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White Christians, long a majority of Americans, now represent only about two-fifths of the population, as the nation's increasing religious and ethnic diversity swells the share of non-white Christians and secular adults, according to survey research by the nonpartisan Public Religion Research Institute.
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Robert D. Putnam, the influential political scientist, found that "immigration and ethnic diversity challenge social solidarity and inhibit social capital," at least in the short term; the claim that diversity makes us strong is, as Coulter acidly notes, a motto, not an empirical fact.
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For example, more than half of the youngest Republicans surveyed said that racial and ethnic diversity was good for American society, a view shared by fewer than 40 percent of their Millennial counterparts, 34 percent of Generation Xers and just three in 10 baby boomers.
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Last September, the National Rifle Association's famously combative spokeswoman, Dana Loesch, provoked widespread outrage when she took to the gun group's streaming service to mock ethnic diversity on the popular children's program "Thomas & Friends," portraying the show's talking trains in Ku Klux Klan hoods.
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Living in a county with a higher percentage of black residents, which the researchers used as a measure of ethnic diversity, was associated with greater well-being, as was living in a place where it was easier to commute to work via bike or public transit.
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However, as the country's population has grown in ethnic diversity and more Americans are receiving news at a breakneck pace from social and new media, the WHCD has come to exemplify how the media continues to cling to a past that has declining relevance for the future.
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The noise and filth of urban living, helped along by the prejudices of affluent city dwellers seeking to escape growing racial and ethnic diversity downtown, led to the advent of "streetcar suburbs," whose quiet, tree-lined avenues mimicked the small-town aesthetic of days gone by.
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As The Times reported at the time: At the game's conclusion, the steely defender Lilian Thuram grabbed a tricolor, jogged to a corner of the stadium and waved it joyously, signaling that this was not merely a victory for French soccer, but also for French ethnic diversity.
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Just 49% of baby boomers said in that Pew survey that the government should do more to solve problems, compared with 64% of millennials and 70% of those in Generation Z. Just 48% of baby boomers said increasing racial and ethnic diversity was good for society.
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But perhaps it would help if they were to reach out to the Urban League, reach out to the National Black MBA, reach out to the Consortium, reach out to NAAP, which is a national organization of Asians, to get more ethnic diversity in the room.
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The conversation about diversity in Hollywood is coming from all angles — the lack of racial and ethnic diversity and gender diversity, to name a few — and how when power is concentrated, it leads to the kinds of industry-wide harassment and abuse that we are now reckoning with.
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The last movie critic to win the Pulitzer Prize for criticism was the Boston Globe's Wesley Morris, who won in 2012, and whose interest in social issues helped him notice things other critics didn't, like the Fast & Furious franchise's unusual level of comfort with America's growing ethnic diversity.
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But despite the ethnic diversity, these women are part of an elite financial bracket; the most striking thing that connects them is the money to afford the exotic, expensive environments these photos are taken in, and the ability to distance themselves from Trump's policies that may endanger them.
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To the Editor: Hollywood's arguments defending its casting decisions — basically, that casting Asian-American and other minority actors in lead roles would be a box-office gamble — sound remarkably similar to the old arguments defending segregated neighborhoods, because of what ethnic diversity would do (they argued) to property values.
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Themes of gender, social and ethnic diversity, resilience, freedom of speech, and immigration make this a perfect event for New York City and — presented by the Annenberg Space for Photography as of next spring — Los Angeles, both cities marked by thriving cultures built by people from different backgrounds.
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To address various concerns about the amendment, the Legislature should pass laws that would ensure racial and ethnic diversity on the commission and require the State Supreme Court, which has a conservative majority, to appoint a special master to draw the maps using the same criteria as the commission.
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They also enjoyed eating on the fly as we walked through the huge Jean Talon market, a covered market in what is officially the Little Italy neighborhood, but whose main streets are now lined with Vietnamese restaurants, and where one gets a powerful sense of the city's ethnic diversity.
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"Apple isn't living up to its own challenge in at least one critical regard: It's not doing nearly enough to foster and maintain racial and ethnic diversity among senior management and the company's board," he wrote, citing the lack of diversity in the company's 103 executive and senior management roles.
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In simple terms, the white non-Hispanic population is shrinking (it is now at 43 percent in Orange County) and cultural and ethnic diversity is expanding and evolving as foreigners, new arrivals from Puerto Rico, and the children of earlier immigrant waves all find their footing in Orlando's affordable sprawl.
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It should be possible to oppose them with a political movement that champions dynamism with cohesion, globalism with solidarity — a movement that supports free trade, open skilled immigration, ethnic diversity and a free American-led world order, but also local community building, state-fostered economic security, moral cohesion and patriotic purpose.
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Inclusion riders — stipulations that A-list actors can place in their film contracts that gender and ethnic diversity be reflected among cast and crew members, with studios required to pay fees for failing — represent something specific that stars can do to make sure that Time's Up is more than a moment.
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I think one of the issues, it's not just that there's just a lack of diversity in terms of ethnic diversity and who's developing the algorithms, but there's also a lack of diversity in terms of the background that people have, the disciplines that they come from, their areas of expertise.
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But for Britons and liberals everywhere to deepen their commitment to liberalism and pluralism, they must recognise persecution within all groups, including religions; and know that if they fail to provide a meaningful voice to religious, geographical, gender and ethnic diversity, they will fail to live up to their most cherished values.
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Peniel Joseph: France's World Cup win is a victory for immigrants everywhere July 15 In short, the World Cup champions remind us all that, in an era of globalization, racial and ethnic diversity represent an enduring strength at all levels of society, ones that build cultural and political bridges within and between countries.
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Tracing their artistic lineage all the way back to the cultural and ethnic diversity of their hometown and the scene-building of their Bassmentality club night, the clip makes it clear that while we might expect the duo to follow the conventional career trajectory, they've got legitimate reasons to forgo the usual route.
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The representation of Iowa residents between the ages of 85033 to 44 is lower than for the country overall, meaning that those in their prime childbearing ages are more likely to be moving to or living in other states – states with more racial and ethnic diversity and often more accepting of immigrants.
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The tumult of both #MeToo and Black Lives Matter reverberated throughout the festival much as it has throughout the industry, which remains ridden by multiple crises: the sustained absence of racial and ethnic diversity in the mainstream studios; the future of the theatrical experience; and the worrisome state of foreign-language distribution.
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This year's winners reflected the stylistic, thematic and ethnic diversity of children's literature and the writers and artists who create it, with two of the top awards going to Latino authors and a prize going to a transgender author, Alex Gino, for "George," a middle-grade novel about a young transgender girl and her struggle for acceptance.
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The McKinsey report concluded that "companies in the top quartile for racial and ethnic diversity are 21625 percent more likely to have financial returns above their respective national industry medians" and "companies in the top quartile for gender diversity are 2900 percent more likely to have financial returns above their respective national industry medians," among other eye-opening findings.
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To the Editor: Re "Critics Vow to Fight Quebec Ruling Banning Religious Symbols at Work" (news article, June 18): Quebec's disturbing decision to prohibit certain public-sector employees from wearing religious symbols while at work is a major infringement of its citizens' religious rights and a stinging repudiation of the ethnic diversity that exists in the Canadian province.
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In a city known for its racial and ethnic diversity, the percentage of people of color serving on boards remains strikingly low at most institutions, and some elite Manhattan museums and arts groups employ overwhelmingly white staffs even as they try to attract a broad cross-section of visitors, according to data collected by The New York Times.
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"The 2017 American Liberty 225th Anniversary Gold Coin is the first in a series of 24-karat gold coins that will feature designs which depict an allegorical Liberty in a variety of contemporary forms — including designs representing Asian-Americans, Hispanic-Americans, and Indian-Americans among others — to reflect the cultural and ethnic diversity of the United States," the Mint said in a statement.
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" In an often overlooked passage of Common Sense, Paine noted the minority status of the English in his adopted city of Philadelphia, the larger ethnic diversity of the colonies, and the shaping of an "English Only" mythology that would be wrongly utilized for the next two hundred years: "Not one third of the inhabitants, even of this province, are of English descent.
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"The 2017 American Liberty 225th Anniversary Gold Coin is the first in a series of 24-karat gold coins that will feature designs which depict an allegorical Liberty in a variety of contemporary forms-including designs representing Asian-Americans, Hispanic-Americans, and Indian-Americans among others-to reflect the cultural and ethnic diversity of the United States," reads a press release from the Mint.
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" At the same hearing, former Congressman Frank Wolf, a longtime Republican representative from Virginia, reported after a trip to the battered area, that if "bold action is not taken by the end of the year, I believe a tipping point will be reached and we will see the end of Christianity in Iraq in a few short years and a loss of religious and ethnic diversity throughout the region.
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He cites three reasons for the weakening of liberal democracy: the rise of social media, which is "empowering once-marginal movements and politicians" in ways good but often bad; an increase in economic inequality, which he calls "affluence without growth"; and a nativist backlash against an upsurge of immigration and ethnic diversity, which politicians like Donald Trump, Marine Le Pen in France and Viktor Orban in Hungary have exploited.
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In October, the Institute of Racial Advocacy (IARA), a non-profit organization that campaigns for the legal rights of the Afro-Brazilian community, brought a legal challenge against Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff, the governor of the state of Rio de Janeiro, and Rio mayor Eduardo da Costa Paes, arguing that the authorities had a duty to apply a policy of affirmative action to guarantee the ethnic diversity of the Olympics.
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The top 5 most diverse across all categories: New York, NY Jersey City, NJ Houston, TX Dallas, TX Silver Spring, MD Bottom 5: Bangor, ME Provo, UT Orem, UT Morgantown, WV Rochester, NH Most ethnic diversity: Oakland, CA Jersey City, NJ Germantown, MD Most linguistic diversity: Jersey City, NJ San Jose, CA Clifton, NJ Most income diversity: College, AK Anchorage, AK Lenexa, KS Most educational diversity: Silver Spring, MD San Francisco, CA Gaithersburg, MD
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A commemorative coin with a $100 face value, the 24-karat gold piece will be the first issued in a series of similar ones that depict the famed figure as non-white, as she is traditionally shown: others, to go on sale every two years, will portray her as Asian American, Hispanic, and Native American "to reflect the cultural and ethnic diversity of the United States," as stated in a press release.
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The Trump administration has made the formidable task of diplomatic renewal even harder and more urgent — embracing early on the biggest budget cuts in the modern history of the State Department, driving out many of its most capable senior and midlevel officers, cutting intake into the Foreign Service by more than half, leaving key ambassadorships and senior roles in Washington unfilled, reversing what was admittedly slow progress on gender and ethnic diversity, and blacklisting individual officers simply because they worked on controversial issues in the previous administration.
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Here are some of the issues where the two generations line up: Approve of President Trump's job performance Millennials: 225% Gen Z: 22% Believe increasing racial and ethnic diversity is good for society Millennials: 2674% Gen Z: 13% Believe the Earth is getting warmer due to human activity Millennials: 21% Gen Z: 2178% Approve of NFL players kneeling during the National Anthem to protest racial injustice Millennials: 24.2% Gen Z: 61% Believe same-sex marriage is either a good thing or doesn't make a difference Millennials: 84% Gen Z: 84% The two generations have a more substantial gap when it comes to beliefs about the role of government, one of the defining issues that separate conservatives and liberals.
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