Big genre franchises, some with multicultural casts but with little multicultural content, are more like it.
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MARÍA-ELENA CARRIÓN San Juan, P.R. The writer is managing partner of Multicultural Capital and Multicultural Ventures.
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"Multicultural used to be thought of as a niche," said Tracey Johnson, the company's multicultural marketing manager.
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Mainstream brands have revved up the multicultural millennial targeting in recent campaigns, crafting perfectly formulaic multicultural casts (see: Pepsi's absurd Kendall Jenner ad).
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The Morgan Stanley Multicultural Innovation Lab, Morgan Stanley's in-house accelerator focused on companies founded by multicultural and female entrepreneurs, hosted its second Annual Showcase and Demo Day.
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"The growth is all coming from multicultural," said Ryan Robertson, the head of multicultural marketing for Diageo, the British spirits company that produces bourbon brands like Bulleit and I.W. Harper.
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" The defining characteristics of such societies: "inegalitarian and multicultural.
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We Brits are a multicultural bunch and always have been.
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The west, liberal and multicultural, is already lost, he said.
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Multicultural relationships will benefit from the strengthening powers of Saturn.
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From its start, the show has been inclusive and multicultural.
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It allowed me to be a multicultural ambassador for Kenya.
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Still, the multicultural cast is probably the show's primary attraction.
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Her famous Earthsea books were set in a multicultural archipelago.
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A bus stop in Norrebro, a multicultural neighborhood in Copenhagen.
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In 2016, we founded the Multicultural Media Correspondents' Dinner — MMCD.
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Can America retain its national identity in a multicultural society?
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Is Kotti the cesspool of Berlin or a multicultural paradise?
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She recently began publishing multicultural romance novels by other authors.
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Results for one school, Multicultural High School, were not available.
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It was such a rich and open and multicultural society.
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They are multicultural, multiracial, and on message: ban assault weapons.
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I'm part of this mestizaje, the multicultural mixing of America.
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The prime minister represents a multicultural electoral district in Montreal.
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The prime minister represents a multicultural electoral district in Montreal.
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That will only lead to the fracturing of multicultural societies.
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Canada's multicultural identity is largely the result of political maneuvering.
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It's a character in the movie and it's very multicultural.
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Joseph Thompson, the director of the Office of Multicultural Ministries.
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More remarkable, there were even longer stretches of multicultural peace.
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"This is the most multicultural part of Glasgow," he explains.
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I love that she's multicultural, being multicultural myself, I am Hispanic … I would like to see her in more politics because I think she really has a lot to say and it's very meaningful.
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There's the multicultural group of attractive friends laughing together at sunset.
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Christian Martinez, Facebook's head of multicultural, moderated the future-focused event.
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Its charter of rights and freedoms proclaims the country's "multicultural heritage".
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He is with Wilfred Frost at the Morgan Stanley Multicultural Conference.
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HQ from a multicultural perspective — that didn't appeal to our audience.
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Our democracy is a multicultural, messy jumble of ideas and opinions.
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In October, she spoke about the importance of raising multicultural children.
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It's a coworking space but also a venue for multicultural events.
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Whatever the reason, Britain became more confident, more vibrant, more multicultural.
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Amir, who has Tunisian and Moroccan ancestry, represents a multicultural France.
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You could be one of 20.1 million "Multicultural Millennials" on Facebook.
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West tweeted afterward that he spoke about "multicultural issues" with Trump.
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I wanted to meet with Trump today to discuss multicultural issues.
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Is Canada the multicultural paradise it likes to imagine it is?
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You'll find more racists in multicultural cities like Berlin or Munich.
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And she clearly has an imagination that reflects her multicultural upbringing.
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Especially smaller towns in Ireland, it's not the most multicultural place.
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My multicultural image of the "Vagina Cross" sums it all up.
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We're trying to create the earth's first mass, multicultural democratic republic.
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And the multicultural "Jazz at the White House" event in 2016.
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It was multinational, multicultural — not that I knew what that meant.
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And so, our multicultural paradise still looks shiny on the brochures.
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Does that mean I believe in some faggy multicultural rainbow nation?
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It flew in medieval Jerusalem, and kept its multicultural sprawl intact.
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Meanwhile, behind Ms. Sciubba's flirtations, there's a vision of multicultural liberty.
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It also gnaws away at the country's multicultural and pluralistic fabric.
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"The way Zouk is set up is quite multicultural," says Tayub.
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That is why we hate your great dream of the multicultural society.
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The company is well known for its line of multicultural fashion dolls.
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West tweeted that he met with Trump to talk about multicultural issues.
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The whirling plot is punctuated by affectionate send-ups of multicultural Britishness.
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Mestrovic's unique multicultural upbringing spawned his early fascination with language and communication.
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He spoke to us about diversity in Hollywood and his multicultural heritage.
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George Town is the multicultural capital of the Malaysian island of Penang.
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Their entire multicultural friend group is made up of computer science majors.
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Morgan Stanley Multicultural Innovation Lab HearstLab Newark Venture Partners Labs PS27 Ventures
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The producers had to share the authors' interest in a multicultural future.
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The American voters that comprise our multicultural society are counting on it.
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I grew up in a multicultural world before anyone used that word.
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And what does it say about Democrats' identity as the multicultural party?
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FREEHOLD "Talley's Folly," by Lanford Wilson, presented by Dragonfly Multicultural Arts Center.
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"The best part of the job is the multicultural environment," she said.
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Others will want to peacefully counter-organize multicultural festivals and teaching moments.
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I was raised in multicultural neighborhoods in New Jersey and New York.
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While we don't know exactly what the duo talked about—multicultural issues?
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They represent a multicultural society of different races, different religions, different sexualities.
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Now the Democrats have to build a new party of multicultural cosmopolitanism.
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The minister for citizenship and multicultural affairs, Alan Tudge, was less subtle.
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His designs are multicultural and timeless, as accessible as they are Instagrammable.
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We had a multicultural focus on how to end poverty at home.
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Women's, multicultural and LGBTQ centers admirably facilitate valuable opportunities for many students.
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We focus on five key areas: disability, gender, LGBTQ+, multicultural and multigenerational.
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"When you look a little more closely, France is multicultural," he said.
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""I tired of Political Correct, Multicultural and Diversity aspects of our culture.
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As at the Villa Savoye, we see modernist design through multicultural eyes.
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Her work explores multicultural phenomena and traditions rooted in the American South.
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Australia began this century with a Department for Immigration and Multicultural Affairs.
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It highlights all of the nuances in our multilingual and multicultural society.
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Internship programs: Teherani-Ami said the agency brings in several interns each year from programs including MPMS (Most Promising Multicultural Students) and MAIP (Multicultural Advertising Intern Program), which are trade industry efforts aimed at attracting minority students to advertising.
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Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse will be the most multicultural to date.
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The perspective the performers brought to the stage was historical, global and multicultural.
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Their existence suggested that the future could be multicultural and still comfortably white.
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Until 2011, Damascus was the most liberally multicultural city in the Middle East.
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"I wanted to meet with Trump today to discuss multicultural issues," he tweeted.
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Diversity does not produce better results automatically, through a sort of multicultural magic.
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She also declared that Facebook is "determined to do better" on multicultural marketing.
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"I wanted to meet with Trump today to discuss multicultural issues," West tweeted.
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"I wanted to meet with Trump today to discuss multicultural issues," he added.
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That includes forging a diversity that is not just multicultural but also multilingual.
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Britain likes to pride itself on being a tolerant, inclusive and multicultural society.
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We would blend all of our beliefs, forming our own unique, multicultural environment.
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FREEHOLD "Talley's Folly," by Lanford Wilson, presented by the Dragonfly Multicultural Arts Center.
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Her academic pursuits center on the study of social interaction in multicultural societies.
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Clarke is also announcing the formation of a Congressional Caucus on Multicultural Media.
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It is simply a laudable recognition of the multicultural nature of our city.
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David Morgan is co-founder and president of the Multicultural Media Correspondents Association.
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Together, they appeared to be members of some well-designed, multicultural tech utopia.
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The whales live in communities of neighboring families in a multicultural oceanic society.
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That puts the multicultural and multiethnic society we have in France in jeopardy.
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But for every ease that multicultural marriage takes away it offers an enrichment.
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In many ways, Mr. Kang reflects the amalgam of the multicultural immigrant experience.
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You can go back to 1780, and we were a multicultural society then.
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In an increasingly multicultural, globalized country, there's every reason to believe it will.
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Every school I attended in New Orleans was either predominately black or multicultural.
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It's really about the imagined peril of a multicultural majority running the show.
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A simple multicultural twist to war commemoration tells just part of the story.
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Yo soy parte de ese mestizaje, de la mezcla multicultural de Estados Unidos.
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He said the attack had destroyed the innocence of a multicultural, humanistic city.
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Film is multicultural and yet all filmmakers are drawing from the same canon.
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Both Shakira, on her 43rd birthday, and Lopez, 50, are multicultural success stories.
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" Now, according to Stefano Brasetti, Balotelli's personal trainer, the city is "proudly multicultural.
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But today, due to increasing multicultural awareness, new perspectives and practices are available.
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"We are the most successful multicultural society in the world," Mr. Turnbull said.
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The Multicultural Student Center is, will and should remain open to all students.
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I grew up in the 1980s in Fremont, California, in a multicultural tossed salad.
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While she loved growing up in multicultural Birmingham, she would sometimes be stared at.
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The alt-right movement believes that white identity is under attack by multicultural forces.
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But to defend the existing liberal order is to stand up for multicultural societies.
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But we're living in a multicultural society, one that feels increasingly divided and estranged.
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WILFRED FROST: So, we are here at your fourth annual Senior Multicultural Leaders Conference.
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At my school, the multicultural community, we are very in touch with each other.
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Justin Trudeau, the prime minister, often underlines that in multicultural Canada, diversity is welcomed.
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One of Wei's multicultural techniques involves reimagining Western characters in a traditional Chinese style.
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Can a fast food outlet really symbolize an entire city as multicultural as London?
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Is this just multicultural Canada looking for porn featuring performers who look like themselves?
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You are a strong, vibrant, multicultural city and nothing will ever bring you down!
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Partition rent what had been the multicultural and multi-faith realm of the Ottomans.
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In 2005, she and her husband founded the multicultural Muhammad Ali Center in Louisville.
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The absence of small independent and multicultural media outlets dampens community and civic engagement.
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An old-fashioned Catholic martyrdom may be possible in a multicultural, late-modern society.
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European majorities feel insecurity and cultural dislocation in the multicultural societies of Western Europe.
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Today, 21 of 25 of the most populated U.S. counties are a multicultural majority.
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It reminded me of the little mosque of my childhood in multicultural Canberra, Australia.
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The resulting exhibition explores this enigmatic landscape through personal/geologic histories and multicultural influences.
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The show is a multicultural utopia, but she still gets to keep her blackness.
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No amount of multicultural sloganeering will assuage Americans' concerns that the system is broken.
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"The major trend in the world is to accept a multicultural society," she said.
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The multicultural story gradually began to rival the Ben Franklin story, especially in schools.
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A golfer who still may be the most famous multicultural athlete on the planet.
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Toronto is also a diverse, multicultural city with a thriving gay and lesbian community.
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"Let's remember this country was built and founded off of multicultural people," Tabitha said.
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In some spheres, Britain, a multicultural society, has been particularly sensitive about gender discrimination.
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At its best, it is a celebration of the complexities of modern, multicultural Britain.
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Morgan Stanley has created its own accelerator program to help women and multicultural founders.
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Yet Montreal remains a swaggering multicultural city where French and English often co-mingle.
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It was important that we saw each other, a multicultural and cross-generational group.
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The internet has helped to expand Imani's generation's access to multicultural or global perspectives.
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The multicultural metropolis of London is now, more clearly than ever, a place apart.
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And the content is an exuberant, cheap, multicultural, data-driven grab for toddlers' attention.
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Their mission is to promote the small business spirit and professional development of multicultural women.
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There are pictures of Jeb, of course, beaming beatifically while surrounded by smiling multicultural children.
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But students now often major in abstract topics like social justice, diversity studies, multicultural studies.
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This includes removing thousands of categories, like multicultural affinity segments, from our exclusion targeting tools.
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And then, of course, right now I live and work in a very multicultural environment.
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Wagga Wagga's Multicultural Council says the population is only growing thanks to the new arrivals.
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It was multicultural America on one side; a rather dour country club on the other.
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The curriculum includes transversal competencies and multidisciplinary learning, such as multi-literacy and multicultural understanding.
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It also earned Montanez the moniker Godfather of Multicultural Marketing and now a Hollywood adaptation.
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Kruger calls the Future Lavatory aviation's first multicultural toilet, as it accommodates various seating positions.
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"Conservative white Americans look at urban multicultural liberalism and notice an important fact," he wrote.
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Millennials are 40 percent ... You know, 40 to almost 50 percent of millennials are multicultural.
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They are not your friend when they run feel-good multicultural rainbow Super Bowl ads.
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He has been given another chance to help build a more egalitarian, federal, multicultural Nepal.
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They signed up for a white, Christian Europe — and got a meddling, multicultural bureaucracy instead.
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The Democrats are becoming a multicultural globalist coalition that will see national boundaries as obsolete.
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It seemed as if Germany had turned a chapter and fully embraced its multicultural society.
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Teneshia Jackson Warner is an award-winning multicultural marketing expert, purpose-driven entrepreneur, and author.
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In the future, the pair hope to sell the multicultural dumplings at their local market.
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We've been told for decades by white politicians that this is a happy multicultural society.
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Studies have suggested that multicultural marriages are a tricky undertaking, with higher rates of divorce.
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The second is the multicultural story: American history has been marked by systems of oppression.
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Some said it conflicted with the image Canada has projected as an open, multicultural society.
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No amount of multicultural sloganeering will assuage Americans' concerns that the immigration system is broken.
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This multicultural spirit is what sets the Dallas mela apart from those in other cities.
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My small crisis had just created an opportunity to form a tiny, temporary multicultural community.
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"This is a multicultural city, so the menu will be a melting pot," she said.
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"I wanted it to absorb and swallow everybody, becoming multicultural in the process," he said.
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In this multicultural nation, Iranians are comparative newcomers: Most arrived after the 1979 Islamic Revolution.
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She was too bold, too outspoken, too difficult, too American, too multicultural, the critics said.
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"I grew up in a multicultural household," she continues, trying to explain her colorblind outlook.
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The lack of access to capital for multicultural and women entrepreneurs is a market inefficiency.
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Go prepared to raise your voices, too, in what promises to be a multicultural celebration.
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The two discussed multicultural issues, education and violence in Chicago, West tweeted at the time.
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"To be multicultural is not just putting an African print on the runway," she said.
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The satisfaction of capitalist impulses has always led to a more diverse and multicultural America.
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And what better platform is there than a multicultural animated series designed for an international audience?
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" "Judging by my mentions, it's the most multicultural Twitter thing I've ever done, which is cool.
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With respect to multiculturalism, Breitbart authors explicitly rejected immigrant incorporation, particularly for Muslims, into multicultural democracy.
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"I feel really comfortable here because Berlin is multicultural and has lots of nationalities," he said.
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"I wanted to meet with Trump today to discuss multicultural issues," West tweeted following that meeting.
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It's an idea whose implications are extremely troubling if you believe in a multicultural, pluralistic America.
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"The idea of multicultural Europe has failed," Mr. Fico said, and "the migrants cannot be integrated."
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Rows of sellers reflect a multicultural history: Armenians, Georgians, Greeks, and even Korean women peddling kimchi.
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They can make investing with women and multicultural entrepreneurs a condition to investing with general partners.
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Genius Plaza, a Miami-based company that offers digital tools aimed to serve today's multicultural classrooms.
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School multicultural nights and pot lucks capitalize on building community through sharing dishes from many cultures.
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This means featuring dad as a primary caregiver, or showing multicultural or "nontraditional" families in ads.
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It is, Jeber says, a unique moment to rebuild Mosul's multicultural identity and combat radical Islamism.
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Both announcements unsettled El Pasoans, who've long enjoyed annual cross-border multicultural celebrations and economic trade.
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Are we actually a booming multicultural paradise or are we just pretty landscapes with scattered towns?
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Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull often describes Australia as the most successful multicultural society in the world.
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In fact, their six multicultural children are so smiley and photogenic one could almost forget — almost!
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All signs that point to a vibrant, multicultural city, but somehow devoid of non-white characters.
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As expected, it's quite a multicultural group, with many of the suitors photographed being Black men.
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In those times, he explains, a multicultural society lived in relative harmony in the Holy Land.
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The world is getting more multicultural, not less, and this is something that technology should reflect.
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Occupation: Multicultural Marketing Account ExecutiveIndustry: MarketingAge: 2450Location: Seattle, WASalary: $20,230Paycheck (103x/month): $210,250 Monthly ExpensesHousing: $210.
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Her message, straight from the 1990s, does not seem relevant to a largely thriving, multicultural society.
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Even though the cityscapes she explores are futuristic and multicultural, they have their foundations in Japan.
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"I wanted to meet with Trump today to discuss multicultural issues," West tweeted on December 13.
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Xenophobia, or a fear of strangers, can be detrimental to co-existence and building multicultural societies.
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Now that the school year was starting, she planned to host a multicultural book club instead.
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And there are categories for every reader's taste, among them, adventure, Christian, multicultural, L.G.B.T. and paranormal.
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I also come from a very multicultural family: Three of my grandparents were half Native American.
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For management purposes, it helps to communicate and not impose your views in a multicultural environment.
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"This paranoia that reeks of racism tarnishes Australia's image as a multicultural society," the report said.
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An early favorite was The Warriors, a 1979 film about a multicultural gang in the Bronx.
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Our scene was evolving, and it was too multicultural for bigotry to be accepted or tolerated.
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Even though it's very multicultural and full of people, London is the loneliest city in world.
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In a multicultural city like Berlin, you can sample global cuisine and barely scratch the surface.
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"Something that I've loved since I've been here is it's a multicultural melting pot," he said.
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From multicultural Montreal to Quebec's manufacturing regions, Quebecers expressed bemusement and concern about President Trump's America.
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One idea is the pluralist, multireligious, multicultural vision on which the country was founded in 1947.
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As a newer, browner, blacker, queerer, multicultural generation comes of age, larrikinism has grown sharper teeth.
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Secondly, while the cast is multicultural, there is little that ties into the manga's Japanese origins.
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Her work, which is rooted in photography, is shaped by her multicultural and multi-faith background.
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However, in cosmopolitan, multicultural London, where I live, most people voted the same way I did.
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Macron also said radical Islamism was a driving force of anti-Semitism in France's multicultural neighborhoods.
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Who, exactly, might qualify as an intruder in so multicultural a crowd is hard to say.
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The furnishings — eclectic, multicultural, a blend of East and West — are a reflection of her outlook.
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Yet the comparisons only go so far, given Boris' bookish, multilingual, multicultural background and intellectual passion.
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It was a fitting finale to a few days in this richly historical and multicultural hub.
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Another is that we will better prepare our children to succeed in an increasingly multicultural world.
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"This time in Russia, over six months, we could really make it multicultural, multidisciplinary," he added.
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"After living in New York for so long, having a multicultural landscape is normal," she said.
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But she mostly spoke about a place that was casually multicultural and surprisingly tolerant, even loving.
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It's an argument for celebrating and nurturing our diversity and nurturing our multicultural society, and our pluralism.
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I get out, moisturize my body and face, and put Miss Jessie's MultiCultural cream in my hair.
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Settled in the white, Puritan society of Salem Village, Tituba's multicultural upbringing alone would have raised suspicions.
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But little has been said of the arts — one of the most multicultural industries in Britain today.
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South Florida (Mr Brisé's home, before he served in the state's legislature) is multicultural, crowded and Democratic.
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I focus on my multicultural class materials and watch YouTube videos before I leave for the weekend.
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"A lot of people looked at us as a 'multicultural' agency because I was Black," she remembers.
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The social media company offers advertisers multicultural marketing to target — and exclude — certain groups of Facebook users.
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West claims that the meeting was conducted to discuss "multicultural issues," but Legend is calling his bluff.
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I love the fact that it was a multicultural film and that message was before its time.
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"We all bring a different flavor," Mexican-American singer Joel Pimentel, 18, said of their multicultural mix.
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Prior to launching Hispanicize, Manny was president of Multicultural Markets and Hispanic PR Wire for PR Newswire.
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Moore is the recent recipient of the Martin Luther King Jr. Multicultural Council's 26th annual MLK Award.
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Granted, Trump appealed to some Republican voters that harbor resentment, fear and discomfort with a multicultural society.
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"Of course, those under DACA or DREAMers could make great additions to Canada's multicultural fabric," he continued.
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These networks are home to a multicultural community, based on equality and where cultural heritage is validated.
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During the toast, the participants stood in the shape of a sunflower that symbolized their multicultural community.
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President Obama has also pushed the National Park Service to be more multicultural in interpreting America's past.
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France had become a multicultural and multiethnic nation, where traditions meant very different things to different people.
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"And in multiethnic, multiracial, multicultural societies, like the United States, it can be especially complicated," he said.
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Global Oneness Project offers free multicultural stories and accompanying lesson plans for high school and college classrooms.
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Here, they can work and live, adding to our economic strength and robust depth of multicultural understanding.
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Edim was raised in Arlington, Va., a multicultural hub near Washington, and is the eldest of three.
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These neighbourhoods are host to many of the multicultural communities and sounds that fuel Toronto's rap scene.
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I was excited at the possibility of working in a place that looked so grand and multicultural.
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Too often, multicultural books are pushed aside because they can't connect with the majority of white readers.
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"More multicultural than when I was here, but it's basically the same 'Breakfast Club' demographic," he observed.
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Nadella, who is a native of the Indian city of Hyderabad, also spoke about his multicultural roots.
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The school that I go to is pretty multicultural, but the majority of it is white people.
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It estimates your net worth, your income, and your "multicultural affinity," an obvious stand-in for race.
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"The Britain I come from is the most successful, diverse, multicultural country on Earth," Mr. Elba said.
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He noted that the younger generation, which is always more progressive, has come to expect multicultural depictions.
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His goal was to exploit the anxiety and resentment of voters in an increasingly multicultural, multiethnic society.
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His vision, which was multicultural and glamorous, made him a unique artist in the high fashion world.
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A multicultural wonderland proud of its status as the most ethnically diverse urban area in the world?
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With casual humor, he easily connected with a multicultural group of children in his French Canadian accent.
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The first few panels in the series portray scenes characterizing American life as prosperous, bucolic, or multicultural.
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"I don't agree with the idea that multicultural societies have to be a powder keg," Kteily says.
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In 2013, her ministry sent vans around multicultural neighborhoods instructing illegal immigrants to "Go Home or Face Arrest".
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In an interview with EW, Julie Ann Crommett, Disney's Vice President of Multicultural Engagement, explained the casting choice.
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We will continue to cast the show with the same multicultural diversity that we have employed thus far.
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Ray Katz, an adjunct professor at Columbia University, said the campaign assisted in the insurance company's multicultural marketing.
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At Morgan Stanley, we know that companies founded by women and multicultural entrepreneurs are a lucrative investment opportunity.
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The two also met in person to "discuss multicultural issues" in August of last year; see photo above.
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Introducing Full Spectrum, a line of cosmetics for women of color, developed by a team of multicultural women.
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This meant a lot of multicultural clubs, a jarring resurgence of ballroom dance, and shit tons of reggae.
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Baddieani's broad multicultural background has given him a unique perspective on the role of social commentary in art.
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Enlightening what Australia really is, this amazing multicultural place that we all immigrants learned to love and respect.
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This week: a multicultural marketing account executive who makes $2300,282 a year and spends it on Swedish pancakes.
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"I wanted to meet with Trump today to discuss multicultural issues," West tweeted in a since-deleted post.
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But what's most concerning about Afrofest's troubles is that it's one of the few multicultural-oriented festivals left.
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It melts like a Kraft single, but with the multicultural flavor sensibilities of a so-very-seasoned chef.
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They look forward to creating a dynamic multicultural neighborhood where all aspects of Harlem's rich history are celebrated.
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At Chomp Chomp, Mr. Wong, 52, recently began serving a version that reflects the multicultural crosscurrents of Singapore.
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She previously served on the St. Louis Park Multicultural Advisory Committee hosting community events and planning community outreach.
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Prior to business school, I reported directly to Carla as a part of her Multicultural Client Strategy Team.
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For example, users in Facebook's largest segment "Multicultural Millennials" are interested in football, vegas cuisine, and the Kardashians.
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"A past was reinvented, and repackaged as this great, multicultural history where there are no conflicts," he said.
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Today, our task is to build an inclusive, multicultural democracy that provides opportunity, community and security for all.
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"Here especially most people don't agree with the idea of a multicultural society," Suessmann, a bailiff, told Reuters.
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Spanish design has never been defined by one architectural style, having had a long history of multicultural influences.
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In the years before the raid, Postville had worked to accommodate and celebrate the town's new multicultural reality.
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As multicultural socialism reshapes our politics, it's probably inevitable that it will also start to reshape our entertainment.
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It was Ms. DuVernay's multicultural casting ideas — "Hamilton" was a reference — that helped sell her vision to Disney.
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The exhibition is thus an effective major political statement, which should provide support for multicultural tolerance and understanding.
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Association Ribeyron is a project inspired by the multicultural Paris neighborhood of Couronnes, where Ribeyron has his studio.
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It was here that growing up in a multicultural household really benefited the soon-to-be Dumpling King.
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Afterward, stroll through Superkilen, a half-mile-long urban park whose colorful, eclectic design mirrors Norrebro's multicultural diversity.
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Smith, who is English-Jamaican, has prized open in her fiction a modern, multicultural, post-post-colonial England.
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Analysts say Japan's law makes little sense in a modern world filled with multicultural citizens like Ms. Osaka.
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Third, Democrats made big gains because Mr. Trump declared war on immigrants — and on multicultural America — and lost.
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They're trying to cope with a massacre that ravaged their tight-knit, multicultural city just nine days ago.
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It now includes the college-educated and suburban women who want respect and equality in a multicultural America.
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They may be multicultural (Israel is) but they fully embrace the mores and values of a specific culture.
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He attacked a city and its sense of self as the proudly cosmopolitan, multicultural capital of northern England.
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In 2015, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and his Liberal Party won on strong support for multicultural immigration policies.
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Op-Ed Contributor BANDUNG, Indonesia — The reports are greatly exaggerated: Liberal, multicultural democracy in Indonesia isn't dead yet.
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"Australia is the most successful multicultural nation in the world — we are an immigrant nation," Mr. Turnbull said.
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The museum's guiding concept reflects the U.A.E.'s own multicultural ethos, a mash-up of global high culture.
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Mixed marriage in 266 goes far beyond black and white, and might more aptly be called multicultural marriage.
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" This particular proposal cites a bagel as "a globally recognized comfort food and snack, with a multicultural backstory.
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Nearby Strasbourg tends to be more multicultural, Ms. Schenck said, with buyers from Britain, China and Eastern Europe.
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Multicultural partnerships have spread across Latin pop, and the Latin Grammys featured live versions of recent studio combinations.
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When viewed on YouTube today, these ads hardly seem the stuff of multicultural California as we know it.
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The United States is becoming more varied and multicultural, and it's time for Hollywood to do the same.
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Follow one of more of these and this game will be saved from PC hell and multicultural development.
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France's multicultural national team did not prompt the same kind of debates about race and identity this year.
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Democrats need a leader who can power through the internal contradictions that their multihued, multicultural rainbow coalition presents.
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It had public relations upsides in both multicultural, eco-minded Taos and with the ski valley's broader market.
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"The military is one of the most diverse, multicultural places you can go get a job," she said.
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"I think she's the start of a new wave that is more inclusive and multicultural," Mr. Bart said.
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Having an in-house multicultural team allows for quicker learning exchange and campaigns to be rolled out faster.
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Toronto is the most multicultural city in the world and that stuff was never right in my face.
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Crime, systemic racism, poverty, and a black stain for a reputation have plagued the multicultural hotspot for generations.
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"The parade is festive and multicultural like never in the past years," London parade attendee Carlo Feudo told CNN.
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Bright Future With a multicultural background and a furious forearm, Osaka is well positioned to become an international celebrity.
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And women of color who do enjoy their experiences often face backlash for not joining traditionally multicultural Greek systems.
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Tony Blair disliked it because he believed that it was full of stuffy imperialists who didn't "get" multicultural Britain.
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Twenty years ago, my uncle, Hector Orci (widely considered to be a pioneer of multicultural advertising), recommended this book.
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I've always had a deep appreciation for my multicultural roots, and I've always been very proud of being Latino.
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We are a generous multicultural immigration nation like the United States but the government decides, the people's representatives decides.
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Hart also announced he would be working on a new streaming network called "Laugh Out Loud," featuring multicultural comedians.
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Dem FCC Commissioner Mignon Clyburn will speak at the Multicultural Media, Telecom and Internet Council event tomorrow at noon.
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However, to accurately reflect multicultural and LGBT families, the advertising world is going to have to change as well.
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It's more like a multicultural episode of Entourage, where you're never really worried, never really scared, never really challenged.
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I wanted the lineup to be multicultural and to have each genre equally represented—some rap, electronic, rock, pop.
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These headdresses, generally made of cotton or a cotton-cashmere blend, embody the multicultural history of the country's fashion.
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The print edition, illustrated by Andrew Joyner, adds a multicultural cast of kids to the mix, as museum visitors.
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In a statement, Charter noted Netflix's support for the merger as well as backing from multicultural organizations and programmers.
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Perhaps Walker misspoke but the assumption that a Catholic does not work with a multicultural congregation is patently absurd.
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" At the very least, Sanders said she'd have "launched the thing with some black women, with a multicultural coalition.
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Keith Haring is the one artist shared with the Bronx show; otherwise we're in a whole other multicultural universe.
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The Bay Area has changed a lot over the last few decades, but it's still an amazingly multicultural place.
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His multicultural background and facility with languages led him in 1978 to Cornell University for graduate studies in linguistics.
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Globalization and a borderless world have been terrific for the educated, the young, the mobile, the multilingual, the multicultural.
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Louise grew up in the same area but in a more prosperous, multicultural Britain than earlier generations had experienced.
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On the other side of the divide are Remain voters who are relaxed about immigration and a multicultural society.
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Brexit notwithstanding, London is a vibrantly multicultural city, far more so than it was when I left the country.
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So argues Charles D. King, the CEO of Macro Ventures, a media company that finances and produces multicultural content.
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At the end of the day, history is replete with unsung heroes and heroines in the multicultural media space.
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Ban takes pains to spell out the influences that marked Tezuka's path along the way, both Japanese and multicultural.
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H: I remember going to New York and, despite coming from London, being shocked about how multicultural it is.
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Yet, the demand "for thoughtful children's books that celebrate a multicultural society has never been greater," De Doncker added.
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" A month later, West was spotted in Trump Tower for a meeting that West said was about "multicultural issues.
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LONDON — Many Londoners are proud to be part of a city that is both very English and exceptionally multicultural.
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In France, the crowds surging through the streets on Sunday and Monday mirrored the winning team: multiethnic and multicultural.
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Thank you so much for all the info, and especially for the focus on multicultural events and issues. Bravo.
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America under Obama was trending in the progressive direction — towards a proverbial "end of history" or egalitarian multicultural utopia.
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Ronstadt's work, and her words in this film, testify to the multicultural, cross-pollinating vitality of American vernacular music.
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However, the small independent and multicultural programmers that will be impacted and their supporters are telling a different story.
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Ms. Lo has a distinctive style of multicultural American cooking, reflected in her menu since Annisa opened in 2000.
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The attack left three people dead and deeply unnerved the thriving multicultural city across the river from Lower Manhattan.
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Red may rule in rural America, but blue holds sway in the country's multicultural cities, wherever they may be.
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It was a generous and open-hearted offer to Muslims to join a multicultural Germany as a positive component.
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In the ad, the company promoted its view of an open, multicultural world, reflecting its commitment to housing refugees.
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"Just knowing what a chopped cheese is, I'm destroying a vital multicultural part of New York City," he jokes.
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It's a palpably multicultural place, encapsulating what is happening in Africa better than any other city on the continent.
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Apparently, he favored tolerance in his multicultural empire, a stance that wasn't lost on Thomas Jefferson and Benjamin Franklin.
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Ultimately I'm very proud to be multicultural and to be able to draw from different parts of my life.
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And in many cases, multicultural and women entrepreneurs lack the personal contacts and networks necessary to open those doors.
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All named after trees, the Lottery kids are a multicultural, multicolored crew, each with a distinct set of issues.
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Perhaps their nostalgia is misguided—multicultural America is more free and equal than the republic of Hamilton and Jefferson.
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Britain's multicultural electorate is largely not comfortable with accepting anti-Muslim rhetoric, therefore the memes only find limited traction.
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Their original drummer is actually very into Brazilian rhythms, which makes their garage punk really multicultural in a sense.
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Though spacious, the multicultural student affairs office was always full of students sharing their struggles and grappling with oppression.
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" Later taking to Twitter, West said that that he wanted to meet with the president-elect "to discuss multicultural issues.
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Even in Neukölln, one of the most multicultural areas of Germany, the AfD had won 10 percent of the vote.
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Previously, the company dropped targeting by "multicultural affinity," an option that could be used to exclude Facebook users by race.
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"I wanted an agency that was focused on the emerging multicultural markets of Arizona and the U.S. Southwest," she said.
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Typically, a night at Disco Tehran is a multicultural soundscape that includes music from Iran, Iraq, Africa, and Latin America.
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I was made to feel like my difference was a bad thing — that being multicultural was something not to celebrate.
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Facebook has since removed the ability to target users for ads based on its multicultural affinity groups across the board.
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Over the past year, our church has begun to dream that we would grow more and more multiethnic and multicultural.
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Sports with more multicultural audiences, like basketball and soccer, have had better luck retaining younger audiences, except for the NCAA.
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" Following the meeting, Kanye said they addressed "multicultural issues" and capped off his series of tweets with an enigmatic "#2024.
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This would of course disqualify Catholic nuns and priests who take vows of celibacy though not vows concerning multicultural congregations.
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"We live in a France that is a diverse and multicultural society, but collective memory is still too Franco-centric."
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We must vote for leaders who truly represent America as it is today: majority female, multicultural, inclusive and open-minded.
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He fiercely opposed a proposal to build a multicultural center and mosque in downtown Manhattan near the World Trade Center.
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Facebook advertisers promoting housing, employment or credit opportunities will no longer be able to target people based on multicultural affinity.
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Some have argued that online media and the hiring of a few multicultural newscasters adequately address the media diversity problem.
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Second, the few existing small independent and multicultural media entities struggle to attract advertising or subscriber revenue needed to survive.
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The brand presents itself as multicultural and fun-loving and lures consumers in with the promise of fresh, bold flavors.
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Felix and I moved to Munich and lived in a very multicultural area, where our foreign neighbors were very friendly.
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Australia diary After enduring the struggle to buy a home, a multicultural crowd of friends gathers for a Hindu celebration.
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The extensive collection at Boston's Museum of Fine Arts features over 20,153 multicultural jewelry pieces throughout the course of history.
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It has hired more people of color for its marketing teams — including Mr. Robertson, the company's head of multicultural marketing.
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The superhero fantasy "Big Hero 6" seamlessly incorporated a multicultural voice cast into a futuristic setting known as San Fransokyo.
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As Krist acknowledges in his epilogue, Los Angeles too has moved on to become the multicultural world city of today.
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Although I was born in multicultural Birmingham, I grew up in an all-white village in the county of Gloucestershire.
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Awkwafina's defenders have attributed her performance of Blackness to her multicultural upbringing in Queens, as depicted in her new series.
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Will the new Multicultural Majority remember what it was like to live in a country where our voices were silenced?
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Even so, the Windrush scandal raises the question of whether Britain is still in denial about its own multicultural past.
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" But Lopez "has most definitely been a force" and "a shining example of how it is possible to be multicultural.
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The wedding ceremony marked a "turning point for the monarchy," according to Nicholl, in part because of its multicultural elements.
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You would think the resulting wine would be a hopeless multicultural jumble, everywhere-tasting wine in the middle of nowhere.
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I distinctly remember the city's strong multicultural scene that I experienced as a kid, and that has only grown today.
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One highlight is this weekend afternoon roundtable on language endangerment and revitalization, with an emphasis on New York's multicultural environment.
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JB: An elite multicultural crew of artists are coming here to make comics on a daily basis about the RNC.
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America's angry Ed Hunters are telling us they won't assimilate to the new multicultural dispensation, that they shouldn't have to.
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" In an increasingly multicultural society, ter Kuile adds, "people's identities and relationships become mixed … Maybe they have a Buddhist practice.
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Though West rationalized yesterday's meeting with Donald Trump by saying the rapper wanted to discuss "multicultural issues," Legend wasn't having it.
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"Being multicultural has affected my definition of beauty, the way I see beauty, and how I feel beautiful tremendously," she said.
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Yet many Americans, perhaps a majority, are as multicultural and open-minded as many people on my side of the pond.
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Constructing civil solidarity on the basis of an abstraction such as a pluralistic and multicultural nation is difficult and, ultimately, fragile.
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A place of great wealth and achievement, but of even greater values—the multicultural paradise we'd been promised by New Labour.
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However, I doubt it will be as deliciously over-the-top as the multicultural cheese being pumped out at Plan Check.
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It is important to understand, as America and the Western world become more mixed, multicultural and multiracial, the backlash will grow.
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West found controversy again when he met the president-elect at Trump Tower to discuss what he says were multicultural issues.
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Multicultural New Jersey holds worlds enough to carry national, if not global significance — my state makes people from everywhere into Americans.
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It felt symbolic, a reminder of the way Jackson crossed boundaries in my own multicultural life, but also across the world.
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Carla Harris is the vice chairman of Morgan Stanley and head of the Global Wealth Management and Multicultural Client Strategy Group.
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Yet, three in five VCs told us that prioritizing investments in women and multicultural entrepreneurs is not a firm-wide priority.
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" A month later, West met with the then president-elect at Trump Tower in New York City to discuss "multicultural issues.
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Hamilton, a wildly successful and critically acclaimed Broadway musical by Lin-Manuel Miranda, celebrates immigrants and features a consciously multicultural cast.
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"A generous humanitarian program, a harmonious multicultural society, depends on the Australian government being in control of its borders," he said.
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"When I need to fill out my ethnicity form, I sometimes tick the 'other' box and write down multicultural," he laughs.
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Britons find having money embarrassing and boasting about it nauseating -- and The Donald makes matters worse by challenging our multicultural sensitivities.
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At some point, Los Angeles became a multicultural city, even more so than today, but where are its non-white citizens?
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Mars, born Peter Hernandez, is a multicultural Puerto Rican man who was raised in Hawaii, with Jewish, Asian, and European roots.
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Both Gillespie and Northam appeared at an event Monday morning at a forum of the Multicultural Chambers Alliance in Tysons, Virginia.
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For demographic, political and historical reasons, the change to a more multicultural conception of philosophy in the United States seems inevitable.
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If you're someone who feels comfortable in a multicultural world, it's easy to underestimate the sense of displacement some people feel.
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How do you think representation of race has changed over time, especially as we've become more of a transnational multicultural society?
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A family friend put me in touch with a Dearborn multicultural organization that offered classes in English as a second language.
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Finally, Walker states that he is looking for somebody with more of a non-denominational background, that has a multicultural congregation.
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The Somerset Skate Park turned 10 in January, and is widely recognized as a manifestation of the island-nation's multicultural spirit.
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In Britain and the United States, the modest outfits are being seen as part of a multicultural model of integrating minorities.
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But Karada is a reflection of Baghdad at its multicultural best, with Shiite and Sunni mosques and a smattering of churches.
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The attacks placed the spotlight on France's multicultural society and worries over a lack of integration and disenfranchisement of immigrant communities.
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The 43-year-old London native said the U.K. needs to acknowledge the lack of multicultural actors and actresses on screen.
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Doubts about France's ability to entertain a multicultural future are momentarily quelled in one of the capital's most racially mixed spaces.
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Pastor Lade Ajumobi of Church of New Destiny in Welwyn, an independent multicultural church, refers to the idea of reverse missionaries.
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The rent was still cheap, and though the neighborhood was not safe, the people naturally created a very friendly, multicultural community.
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The few questions Li asked were specific: He wanted to know what it was like to grow up bilingual and multicultural.
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For Trump supporters embracing the social dimension of "Make America Great Again," their vote enacted a visceral "No!" to multicultural America.
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Born in Quebec to a Lebanese mother and a Uruguayan father, Ms. Mazza's multicultural background in many ways embodies contemporary Quebec.
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She urges her camp — the champions of feminist, working-class, multicultural progressivism — to be more attentive to the limits of protest.
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Instead of avoiding these subjects, Meirelles used them to emphasize how such hardships have made the multicultural Brazil of today stronger.
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But some municipalities, mayors and education authorities in Montreal, a multicultural city with a large, visible minority community, are in rebellion.
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If Americans want the next generation to be active participants in a multilingual world, dual-language and multicultural education is crucial.
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The artists on the shortlist come from international and multicultural backgrounds, making it one of the most diverse selections to date.
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As in 1998, a win for the French national team could be regarded as win for a multicultural vision of France.
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Sadiq Khan, the city's directly elected mayor, in many ways represents how the city sees itself: multicultural, liberal and socially mobile.
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In doing so, it ignores more than 60,000 years of pre-colonial history and 230 years of multicultural migration to Australia.
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I jokingly call South Pasadena ''multicultural Mayberry'' because it's so mixed and because they use it as a set for movies.
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But few who understand the case see it as an indictment of Canada's multicultural immigration policies or its progressive refugee outreach.
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The biology professor said as much in a letter to Rashida Love, the school's Director of First Peoples Multicultural Advising Services.
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While the ensemble would never be mistaken for, say, the multicultural cast of "Hamilton," it is the troupe's most diverse yet.
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In January 2017, Nielsen, the data information company, published "Multicultural Millennials: The Multiplier Effect," in which they reported that multicultural millennials — those with African American, Asian American, or Hispanic backgrounds — are viewed with a halo effect, the phenomenon in which a person or group is seen in a positive light, so all their actions are too.
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If the far right gets its way, Europe will end up as a collection of non-liberal and non-multicultural single states.
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They have, quite directly, stated their vehement opposition to the whole idea that this should be a more diverse or multicultural country.
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On the project's website, Wa Lone says the aim was to promote tolerance and harmony in an increasingly multicultural and diverse world.
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As for the lack of diversity, that's a problem that won't be solved simply by adding more multicultural faces to recruitment videos.
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To support Rihanna to start up the Fenty Maison, we have built a talented and multicultural team supported by the Group resources.
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On a closed-off block in New York City last week, a multicultural group of people danced to a lively salsa band.
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Photos from this "multicultural" party, as the frat called it, show other brothers dressed as "gang" members and flashing fake gang signs.
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But this understanding of Hollywood — as progressive, tolerant, multicultural, and unoppressive — was just as superficial as the myth of a moral Hollywood.
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But the happy couple nevertheless offer the dignified branch a chance to reinvent itself for a more multicultural and touchy-feely age.
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" Adds Balanda Atis, the manager for the Multicultural Beauty Lab at L'Oréal : "We're constantly evaluating our product lines and expanding our offerings.
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Family values and Christian faith are loaded with implicit messages to ruffle the feathers in a secular, multicultural and multi-confessional society.
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Most people know Gumbs for co-founding Street Etiquette, the highly influential lifestyle website that was transformed into a multicultural creative agency.
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I found myself at a multi-generational, multicultural dinner party last week at a table full of sex educators and relationship experts.
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The actor is making his return as a romantic lead in a comedy for a new multicultural sitcom titled History of Them.
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Last season, Jamali trekked around the globe to meet up with fascists in Ukraine, anti-multicultural activists in the UK, and beyond.
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However, I think British farming will become stronger—which is great—but as a melting pot of multicultural cuisines, I do worry.
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Docharty has been actively engaged in the firm's diversity efforts, participating in the Multicultural Women's Alliance and the Goldman Sachs women's network.
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Streep is an elitist not because of the money she has or influence she wields but because of her empathic multicultural worldview.
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Fascism is right-wing by definition, and the modern, multicultural left is precisely the opposite of the alt-right's white identitarian politics.
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At the end of the day, Latinos are not a racial group; they are a multicultural language group of different racial backgrounds.
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He also wondered if he could segue from the Paris story to a discussion of his "multicultural skills," as he called them.
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Morgan Stanley started the Multicultural Innovation Lab last year to boost fledgling companies that are owned and run by women and minorities.
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Conceived by a band of wealthy, white men who demanded freedom from Great Britain, America has developed into a multicultural, multiethnic community.
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While Carnival has lured some curious and enterprising shoppers with its niche products, its fundamental goal is to serve its multicultural community.
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To many of the exhibition's multicultural participants, "quality time" is likely a foreign concept, and a fiercely North American one at that.
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Back in 2000, when immigration reform seemed imminent, the Republican convention in Philadelphia offered a multicultural vision of a "kinder, gentler" America.
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The U.S. has an outstanding record as a multicultural society in creating a high standard of economic well-being and human rights.
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"Join us for a moment of reflection and gathering of solidarity," the Office of Multicultural Students wrote in an invitation on Wednesday.
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They will think of the U.S. as a version of their multicultural coalition of distinct racial and ethnic identity groups writ large.
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The city's heritage makes it central to Iraqi identity and hopes that the country might again move forward as a multicultural society.
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" The former "Daily Show" host said Trump's campaign "has animated that thought that a multi-ethnic democracy, a multicultural democracy, is impossible.
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Part of the Premier League&aposs global appeal, making it the richest soccer competition, is the multicultural and multiracial nature of lineups.
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Their public profile is rising, too, thanks to writers, artists and filmmakers whose work leads to greater multicultural visibility in mainstream America.
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I will continue to look for opportunities to tell stories that speak to a fresh generational, topical, and multicultural point of view.
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And as I described in my statement, metal music (as well as other rock- related music) is very connected to multicultural influences.
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This gesture of multicultural inclusivity is belied by the perpetuation of a white male gaze — a mere continuation of the Shirley card.
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YouTube has hired Oona King, the British Labour peer and former London mayoral candidate, as its director of diversity and multicultural marketing.
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Newer restaurants include Atlas Dining, whose revolving cuisine (the menu changes three times a year) perfectly encapsulates the city's multicultural dining landscape.
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"Against the multicultural backdrop of New York City, a lot of people felt that my milestone came too late," Ms. Jones said.
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As our generation flourishes we will further realize the importance in becoming self motivated individuals and will thrive in our multicultural society.
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The title win was hailed as a victory for a multicultural vision of France because of the diverse makeup of the team.
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"I'm shaped by my Indian heritage, growing up in a multicultural India and my immigrant experience in the United States," he said.
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There's a multicultural mix, offering handmade tortillas from Tortilleria Nixtamal, Veselka's Ukrainian food and Puerto Rican fare from Que Chevere, among others.
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To those who love it, it is a vital, dynamic, multicultural community of people who enrich one another's lives in myriad ways.
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There, it gathered strength even as much of the country came to believe in a colorblind, multicultural or post-racial United States.
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Canada's approach, however, does not merely favor immigrants based on their skills but also uses a system that promotes a multicultural society.
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Her answer showed how valuable she is to a party that has traditionally had little in the way of multicultural bona fides.
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It hit home for Jaimee Stuart, a New Zealand psychologist and university lecturer who studies rapidly changing, multicultural nations — like her own.
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The production's multicultural casting, part of Ms. Turner's design, claims the story for women in general rather than white women in particular.
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A multicultural hub of activity surrounded by the serene Puget Sound and lofty alpine skylines, Seattle is quite the sight to behold.
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Living In 10 Photos View Slide Show ' Krista Knudsen Thomas has lived in Temescal, a vibrant multicultural neighborhood in North Oakland, Calif.
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Aimee Allison is president of Democracy in Color, a media organization dedicated to race, politics and the multicultural progressive New American Majority.
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It paints a picture of the image the new administration wants to project, which might be independent, glamorous, aspirational, sparkly or multicultural.
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Gurung often translates multicultural references into his work, but this collection's colorful palette and rich textiles made for an especially joyous offering.
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One month ago, these fliers were placed across the campus and around Charlottesville, including the Multicultural Student Center and our LGBTQ Center.
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London is so multicultural and we are reaping the benefits by having one of the most diverse food cultures in the world.
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"We are a tolerant, multicultural society, the most successful immigration country on the planet," he said, before pivoting to a darker undercurrent.
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"They are our best allies in every respect," adding that the foundation of our multicultural society and our national security is mutual respect.
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At the Gare de Lyon, 239-year-old stage production manager Victor Leclere likes his multicultural neighborhood in the heart of the capital.
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Eight years ago, we walked down to the National Mall in the freezing cold pre-dawn hours, with a multicultural group of friends.
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Still, both BP and AWIT are major movies with Black directors and multicultural casts, which we know all too well is a rarity.
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Now that Milan is a thoroughly multicultural city, with immigrants from all over Italy and beyond, it makes sense to just speak Italian.
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The Dutch Mr Wilders, a secular-nationalist populist, demands a crackdown on Islam (in defence of gay rights) and reviles the multicultural elite.
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Today is a slow day sitting at my desk working on a multicultural class lesson plan I am doing in the upcoming months.
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An overwhelming majority (83%) told us they believe they can prioritize investments in companies led by women and multicultural entrepreneurs and maximize returns.
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The Progressive Conservatives, as they were known from 1942 to 2003, endorsed the welfare state and the multicultural values espoused by the Liberals.
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Liberal folk sometimes question whether a Christian hero whose cult goes back to the Crusades is the right patron for a multicultural England.
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"There needs to be a shift in this multicultural Parliament," said Elzelien Van Der Steen, a gender equality and women's rights policy adviser.
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And it's to bring together multicultural leaders, but very senior c-suite, to talk about ideas, network, create opportunities, look for investment opportunities.
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It is often linked to the belief that multicultural societies, far from promoting diversity, extinguish it by mixing distinct cultures and races together.
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The police station is in the 18th Arrondissement, a multicultural district that has a large immigrant population but that is also rapidly gentrifying.
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"I strongly disagree with your view that pursuing policies that embrace multicultural and sexual diversity are obsolete in our societies," the singer said.
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One could argue, I suppose, that werewolves are multicultural.) The rating (out of five stars) on Amazon likely affects the algorithm as well.
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We'd elected a man of mixed race who'd lived all around the world and stood as a testament to an ascendant multicultural majority.
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"I wanted to meet with Trump today to discuss multicultural issues," West posted in the first of a series of tweets Tuesday afternoon.
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Aboriginal art might have inspired her use of dots, but her use of them goes deeper to the question of her multicultural identity.
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If other people did the same thing, you will look up and see more multicultural films being perceived by so many more people.
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Graduates are eligible to work for up to four years, and some stay longer, giving Australia a relatively young, well-educated, multicultural workforce.
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In theory, the Democratic and Republican nominees thus spent this week having an argument about which policies are best for a multicultural America.
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Saman, who works with a multicultural domestic violence organization called the FaithTrust Institute, left an abusive setting for a women's shelter in 2015.
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Surely thanks to the more multicultural, multiracial canon that Morrison helped foster, no respectable version of American literature today omits writers of color.
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"It was a multicultural, bipartisan resolution that I think really supersedes all political issues," Dalton Hull, chairman of the group, told NBC News.
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Upon reflection, I decided that naming a multicultural African-American after a slave port was in fact redemptive, the ultimate act of reclamation.
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SEAFORD Music and nature show: live animals and music, interactive songs, multicultural wooden instruments, Native American-style storytelling with puppets and rainbow parachute.
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That party, called Denk, or Think, is led by a multicultural group of candidates seeking to combat xenophobia and racism in the Netherlands.
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Moreover, the bake-off, with its multicultural roster of contestants, has put forward a contemporary vision of Britishness that emphasizes diversity and inclusiveness.
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First, on Saturday, is a multicultural festival where people can see the silletas up close and take in live music, food and comedy.
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He believes that this multicultural approach, together with a lack of formal training in jewelry, has helped him to forge a unique look.
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Because Britain was mostly white, it wasn't a multicultural country like it is today or like it was in America or New York.
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The company's algorithmic people profiling also extends to labelling users as having particular political views, and/or having racial and ethnic/multicultural affinities.
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" Goldman said that Facebook would completely turn off its ability to exclude "multicultural affinity groups until it completes a review of the feature.
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Eighteen months ago, this became the first Western capital to elect a Muslim mayor, a milestone for residents proud of their multicultural ethos.
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The supporters countered that "Slav" is a homage to black culture and that mixing cultures is apt in a multicultural country like Canada.
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FIFA, every four years, presents us a wondrous multicultural feast, a series of vivid dishes from Serbia and Senegal and everywhere in between.
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In an area called the New Village, there are places to sit and snack and a stage for multicultural programs like Thai dancing.
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Contemporary Muslim Fashions is an exhibition that is also a major political statement, one that should provide support for multicultural tolerance and understanding.
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For the painter Cameron Welch, this multicultural anodyne scene speaks volumes about the ways identity is shaped, even in moments perceived as innocent.
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In our current moment of identity politics and multicultural Balkanization, Murray offers a vision of America in all its grandeur and maddening complexity.
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During a California Polytechnic State University multicultural weekend, white members of the Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity dressed as gang members — one in blackface.
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Democrats have become the party of the multicultural city, Republicans the party of the monocultural country — the party of urbanization-resistant white people.
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The company also instituted an unconscious bias training program for its workforce and created a multicultural employee resource group known as the Collective.
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Disorientingly, too, none of the disputes followed normal ideological divides: both the activists and their opponents were multicultural, educated, and true of heart.
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Even Mr. Kimmel remarked on the whiteness of the crowd, hard to achieve in today's Toronto, one of the world's most multicultural cities.
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Indeed, the 603s and 260s brought Europe a new paradigm driven increasingly by Anglo-American ideals: the market society, multicultural and neo-liberal.
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"This type of hysterical paranoia had racist undertones, and is a stain on Australia's image as a multicultural society," the People's Daily said.
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The company, which has raised $1.25 million from Morgan Stanley's Multicultural Innovation Lab, was born of desperation and grew up on two continents.
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In other words, Houston is transitioning away from all that urban-cowboy, concrete-wasteland stuff and into a multiethnic, multicultural, multi-gendered metropolis.
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" Francis, a staunch advocate of migrants' rights, said that although European civilization had its roots in Christianity, Europeans must embrace a "multicultural world.
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Ford proxy fight poses problems for both Liberals and Conservatives as they jockey for Toronto and the city's fast-growing and multicultural suburbs.
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Throughout the year, students were assigned multicultural novels, short stories, picture books and informational texts to read that related to the different themes.
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In his "Theological-Political Treatise," he praised the tolerant multicultural society of Amsterdam and held it up as a model for the world.
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At this Brooklyn arts center, Y La Bamba share a bill with Habibi, another group for whom multicultural identity is a central concern.
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The Office of Multicultural Student Affairs always started its dialogs with trigger warnings and had people on staff trained to handle PTSD flashbacks.
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More programmatic, more geographically diverse, more multicultural — don't just roll the big ideas out one week in May, stagger the rollouts year-round.
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London is celebrated as a multicultural city that supposedly defies the idea that people from different backgrounds can't get along in close quarters.
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Noah understands this, and in his response offers a critique of traditional French approaches to diversity from a progressive, multicultural point of view.
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And so even though we've got this multicultural polyglot expansion into the human system, Earthers are different from Martians who are different from Belters.
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The inscribed slate stone includes both Roman and Celtic names - 'Tito' (Titus) and 'Budic,' which hints at a multicultural seventh century community at Tintagel.
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"Any preferential approach postulated along racial, ethnic, religious, or sexual lines will only disrupt a multicultural society and lead to a backlash," he declared.
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Mr Wilders has built his political career on cultivating popular resentment against immigrants, Muslims, the European Union and what he terms the "multicultural elite".
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In November, Univision named Mr. Lee to a new position with responsibility for overseeing digital functions, leading multicultural efforts and creating a music strategy.
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Sensing a political opportunity to appear "multicultural" but safe from radical views, Clinton appeared in front of Jesse Jackson's Rainbow Coalition to chastise Williamson.
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Women and multicultural entrepreneurs represent new market opportunities as the demographic shift continues and markets that serve these communities are growing and outpacing others.
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A harmonious multicultural nation depends on the government "being in control of its borders," Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull said at a press conference Sunday.
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According to Mezei Jefferson, director of multicultural education at L'Oreal, Dark & Lovely's third bestselling shade of all time is — you guessed it — Vivacious Red.
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Multicultural Malaysia has seen an increasing intolerance toward activities considered insulting to Islam, reflected in protests in recent years of beer festivals and concerts.
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This broad perspective on art and social roles will prepare new MFA students to function effectively and meaningfully in the multicultural and global economy.
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Each member of the multicultural crowd that gathered in Jerusalem is said to have heard the Apostles speaking in his or her own tongue.
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"More than ever, the millennial shopper is a multicultural shopper and vice versa," Jordan Rost, vice president of consumer insights at Nielsen, told CNBC.
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Contrary to conservatives' warnings about the oppressive secularism of the modern university, these students have taken advantage of their campuses' multicultural marketplace of ideas.
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Sorkin largely delivered the opinion that perhaps living in large multicultural cities and having liberal values doesn't mean that one lives in a bubble.
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THE REALLY YOUNG AND MILLENNIAL FEMALE MULTICULTURAL CUSTOMER, AND THE MORE MATURE CUSTOMER THAT BOTH SERVE NEEDS THAT JCPENNEY WANNTS TO TRY TO PROCESS.
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New Mexico is a multicultural state that takes pride in diversity -- the Republicans' post has no place in our country, much less our state.
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They came not to enjoy a multicultural feast but to aid the Pilgrims: hearing repeated gunfire, they assumed that the settlers were under attack.
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The league is now also a reflection of a nation divided between its multicultural resources and the isolationist desires of some of its citizens.
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The playground was also intended to improve social cohesion in a multicultural and underserved part of London, while also appealing to different age groups.
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They were designed for Times Square's multilingual and multicultural audience, and they take into account the unique challenges of the crossroads of the world.
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This is why our organization, the Multicultural Media Correspondents Association, is asking Congress to pass a resolution that reaffirms its commitment to media diversity.
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I like this better than other popular video sites like TED and CNN because of the real "human" and multicultural aspects of Times videos.
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But today's increasingly multiracial, multicultural society is a nightmare for people who want a white, Christian nation in which lesser breeds know their place.
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Correction: A previous version of this article incorrectly stated that Glyn Hughes is an administrator in the University of Richmond's Office of Multicultural Affairs.
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Despite the fact that real Viking history was multicultural, academic medieval studies have historically been to blame for the upholding of that imaginary past.
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"Like so many others from Hawaii who treasure our multicultural heritage, I have absorbed and live the values of our many cultures," Case added.
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The groom's mother is a marriage therapist and member of the ministry team at Fellowship Monrovia, a multicultural and multigenerational church in Los Angeles.
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Decades from now, this ad will be taught in textbooks as an example of how multicultural inclusion only ever serves to erase Indigenous people.
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It's opposition to the European Union as it exists now, at least according to the far-right skeptics: too powerful, too progressive, too multicultural.
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She is also an advisor to GoActive, a women's health and fitness initiative engaging women from multicultural and minority communities in sport and recreation.
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While admirers in the sprawling multicultural country lauded him for dressing "truly in the spirit of India," the tut-tutting disapproval was far louder.
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That sense of shared ease is an especially compelling draw in Australia, where an increasingly multicultural population exists alongside a largely white power structure.
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Berlin starting at $165 per nightPacked with cool bars and ethnic restaurants, the multicultural East Kreuzberg neighborhood is one of the city's most vibrant.
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The article concludes: If Americans want the next generation to be active participants in a multilingual world, dual-language and multicultural education is crucial.
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A trading analyst, whose father emigrated from Turkey Both of us are quite opposed to this whole Eurocentric culture, coming from multicultural backgrounds ourselves.
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On one track can be found a cosmopolitan economic elite that embrace a multicultural world order shaped largely by the politics of corporate globalization.
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Immigration will now be a ministry of its own, led by David Coleman, 44, a lawmaker from a multicultural district of New South Wales.
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The Sterns settled in Harbin, a thriving multicultural city in northeastern China, where they lived in run-down conditions and Hellmut was often sick.
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Some ventured into a multicultural center at the school before the Asian student center opened, but rarely stayed because of the lack of Asians.
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The world witnessed a transformative moment for the Royal House of Windsor, but will the couple's personalized, multicultural wedding affect bridal trends to come?
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These white identitarians have taken the multicultural worldview taught in schools, universities and the culture and, rightly or wrongly, have applied it to themselves.
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By contrast, multicultural owned and managed stations offer considerably more diverse and inclusive-oriented content and pay greater attention to community concerns and viewpoints.
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Or we may ask why, of the vast multicultural population of pre-apocalyptic Britain, only straight, white, able-bodied people appear to have survived.
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Meanwhile, a proposal to ban the Muslim head scarf for girls under 14 is gaining momentum in the multicultural Ruhr area in northwestern Germany.
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They also concluded that in a multicultural city like NYC, if a book is offered in several languages, it earns a lot more borrows.
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Rick Scott — both Republicans who won tight races in 85033 — benefited from a Florida GOP that's renowned for its bilingual and multicultural messaging capabilities.
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Is this enough to make Orientalist art worth salvaging, despite the prejudices inherent in the generalizations it perpetuated about the multicultural polities it depicted?
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We have proved that you can build a successful multicultural nation and should be proud of that and continue to build on that success.
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For now, Khan hopes to keep hosting female chefs in her restaurant and encouraging the multicultural breaking of bread to tackle racism and discrimination.
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F. Gary Gray had $250 million to bring "The Fate of the Furious" to screens with a multicultural cast that grossed over $1 billion.
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With three floors, modest kitchens and tidy backyards, the properties attracted teachers, police officers and other working-class tenants to an increasingly multicultural enclave.
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They want to convert the house into a multicultural museum that would focus on hate crimes and race reconciliation, and include a computer center.
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In sixth grade, her mother took her out of the church and, at 11-years-old, Adia was sent to a multicultural public school.
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And did we mention the fire breathers, gigantic neon flowers, multicultural dance party, what appeared to be a "Stomp" salute, and Olivia Newton-John?
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Various proposals — some serious, others tongue-in-cheek — have been floated to balance its Old South imagery with something more reflective of modern, multicultural Atlanta.
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But if this determinedly multicultural volume presents a number of figures I now look forward to reading, it is a completely New York-centric commentary.
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In keeping with its company-wide mandate to deliver multicultural storytelling, Disney will release a live-action Mulan movie starring a Chinese actress on Nov.
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Suber has worked cultivated social strategies for multicultural brands for L'Oreal, including Carol's Daughter, and often shares her opinion on industry news on social media.
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Photos of the frat's "multicultural" event over the weekend surfaced on Sunday, showing the young men dressed as gang members and flashing contrived gang signs.
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Jim Jordan pressed Pichai on an email sent by Google's head of multicultural marketing encouraging efforts to increase Latino voter turnout in the 2016 elections.
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Paddington's approach has also been a boon to his quaint little corner of London, which is lined with pastel houses and filled with multicultural faces.
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"Multicultural millennials' evolving, ever-expanding tastes and consumption patterns are influencing those of their parents, their children, and mainstream culture and society," the report advised.
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Multiracial people are just a subset of the multicultural population, but for marketers trying to reach a broad audience, casting them is a safe bet.
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This vision of multicultural equality, that we are all one and the same despite our purported outer appearances, had special resonance among his Malaysian fans.
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If we're going to have wholesome family values, the thinking seems to be, they're damn well going to be diverse and multicultural wholesome family values.
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What happened: Kanye West showed up unexpectedly at Trump Tower in New York City on Tuesday morning to, according to Kanye, talk about multicultural issues.
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Haitian-born, Montreal-based musician and activist Vox Sambou rocks the multicultural stage at Les FrancoFolies de Montréal, the world's largest French-language music festival.
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Earlier this year, we added additional safeguards to protect against the abuse of our multicultural affinity tools to facilitate discrimination in housing, credit and employment.
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"For too long marketing to Hispanics wasn't done in a substantive or effective way," says Mike Valdes-Fauli, CEO of Pinta, a multicultural marketing firm.
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In our determinedly multicultural art world, which is heavily focused on contemporary art, I suspect that connoisseurship can survive only if it broadens its horizons.
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That rapid fire pop culture affinity, coupled with a willingness to talk about universal topics like sex and dating, appeals to a "multicultural" live audience.
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Hawaii -- the Aloha state -- is built on the strength of its multicultural society, from our indigenous Native Hawaiian people to the many immigrants that followed.
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They either don't understand how this particular space got the permit, or complain that "doing something multicultural" is a sure way to get into anything.
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The Multicultural Policy and Political Action Conference is a first-of-its-kind conference being led by veteran Republican operatives Aaron Manaigo and Elroy Sailor.
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So the plethora of pasty British people populating historically multicultural Manhattan, according to the trailers we've seen to date, is puzzling to say the least.
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Together with his divisive rhetoric against Muslims and immigrants, Trump represents a potentially disastrous departure from the inclusive and multicultural American society that I love.
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He is Manager and Sole Owner of Howard Stirk Holdings I & II Broadcast Television Stations and the 2016 Multicultural Media Broadcast Owner of the year.
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A native of East Harlem and the Lower East Side, she's been weaving the City's chaotic, multicultural soundscape into magnetic beats since her teen years.
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He is manager and sole owner of Howard Stirk Holdings I & II Broadcast Television Stations and the 2016 Multicultural Media Broadcast Owner of the year.
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Admirers of Mr Ali's also admit that he was no Martin Luther King apostle of a multicultural world in which races would cease to matter.
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"When you are the leader of a great multiracial, multicultural society, you simply can't use that sort of language about sending people back," he said.
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Mainstream American political thought long celebrated the United States as a multicultural nation, one that forged a common civic identity among people from disparate cultures.
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Rather than thinly veil an existing human society as alien others, for example, Wells — a master world builder — creates a multicultural world of humanized monsters.
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Multicultural Is Mainstream This accomplishment also comes at a time where the music industry is seeing the power of Latin artists and their musical talents.
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"The Made In America festival is a multicultural platform that represents strength, freedom of speech, and perseverance for artists and music lovers," the letter reads.
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Hadid's multicultural upbringing meant she was both a woman in a field dominated by men, and a person of color in a very white industry.
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OBIA Naturals would be a great fit as the entire project is geared towards the textured hair and multicultural beauty market, which is our forte!
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On Sunday, the French sociologist Edgar Morin tweeted that the victory of the national team was an occasion to celebrate the "one and multicultural" France.
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Major cities, multicultural and replete with immigrants, tended to support Remain, while the countryside and poorer areas along the eastern coast were strongly for Leave.
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The notion that Judaism is about diversity and pluralism reflects a multicultural, freethinking liberalism that is very congenial to the books' secular, English-speaking audience.
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Combine those resources with the freewheeling imaginations of chefs drawing on a multicultural palette of cuisines and you have a food adventure on your hands.
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This might be the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs or it could be Hillel House, but in essence, it's a place for support and community.
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This is not the first time the appropriateness of such imagery being used to promote sporting contests in increasingly multicultural western countries has been questioned.
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I just kinda zoned out on the audio and admired the shots of the aggressively multicultural, smily, well-groomed Scientologists they had in every shot.
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Multicultural millennials who are active on their mobile devices spend over $65 billion per year — with an increasing majority of those dollars being spent online.
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In addition to the lead agency DDB, the winning group includes the media shop OMD, the public-relations firm FleishmanHillard, and the multicultural agency Fluent360.
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You may also check out previous stories in the series, including this immersive look at London's multicultural vibe and how Brexit is changing the city.
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To add some valuable United States currency to the multicultural memory account, I've taken to curating memories for my daughter on our annual visits home.
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At Carrier, I worked with 1,500 other steelworkers, and we were like a huge, multicultural, multigenerational family: some Democrats, some Republicans, some who never voted.
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Even as crime has fallen overall, the sharp increase in bias incidents and vandalism has unsettled a city known for its multicultural fabric and tolerance.
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We have no choice but to build a mass multicultural democracy, a society that has no dominant center but is a collection of creative minorities.
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Bites The ever-evolving menu at Gastón Acurio's Bodegón, which opened in July, is a deep dive into casera home-cooking and Lima's multicultural cuisine.
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It's a day of meditation and multicultural prayer for which Ms. Blake creates an altar with symbolic foods: brightly hued produce, cornbread, black-eyed peas.
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For her current presentation at the Bass, a museum in Miami Beach, Yang asked the curators what the region's famously multicultural residents have in common.
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He is manager and sole owner of Howard Stirk Holdings I & II Broadcast Television Stations and the 2016 Multicultural Media Broadcast Owner of the Year.
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The show made Lindsay herself confront Garrett, as if it were her responsibility to be both the show's multicultural window dressing and its moral arbiter.
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Birmingham — Britain's most multicultural city, with a mix of white, Asian, Somali and Arab communities — seemed a good place for our children to feel integrated.
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The work ends with Susanna's enchanting aria "Deh, vieni," reconceived as a multicultural call to "join hands," and sung tenderly by the soprano Samarie Alicea.
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Kuefler's ("Beyond the Pond") art has a flattened-out, timeless look, and his formally clad, multicultural children are an expressive mix of bravado and vulnerability.
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Topics often use lighter subjects to help explain deeper societal questions, like the role of "Dora the Explorer" in pushing for multicultural children&aposs programming.
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Our latest subject is 19-year-old Swedish model Lovisa Lager, who, with Target Beauty, is shattering traditional beauty ideals by embracing her multicultural heritage.
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He posts photos with multicultural groups of beaming Londoners and makes reference to his attendance at lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender events and interfaith services.
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Another advantage of M.F. is our multicultural and international environment, where they can work and interact with our colleagues and clients all over the world.
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Residents say race relations here, as in many multicultural American communities, run the gamut from friendly to frayed, depending on the day and the issue.
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In November 2017, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg stated that the company would disable the "multicultural affinity" ad-sorting group for housing, employment, or credit ads.
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The country was (and still is) a mix of European, indigenous, and African cultures, and Brazilian modernists wanted this multicultural identity reflected in their art.
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Meb Keflezighi, the face of American long-distance running, wraps up his marathon career where it began in 21987 on the multicultural streets of New York.
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What has been lost in the multicultural evolution of fast food in LA is the model of assimilation, integration and self-betterment that donut stores embodied.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Kanye West met Republican President-elect Donald Trump on Tuesday to discuss what he said were "multicultural issues" including bullying, education and violence.
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"At this time, we have reached out to the Multicultural Student Services Center in an effort to begin the process towards reconciliation and reeducation," they added.
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Reggaeton is still as relevant and dominant as ever, providing space for Hispanic people to celebrate the multicultural experience, explore their talents, or just simply exist.
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In Walker & Company Brands, Procter & Gamble acquires the cachet of an emerging player in health and beauty focused on serving the country's growing multicultural customer base.
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In fact, a cursory view of our workforce, as well as our expansive, multicultural customer base, is a reliable indicator that we exalt and appreciate diversity.
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What we discovered surprised me: The VC industry has yet to prioritize investing in women and multicultural startups despite acknowledging the opportunity that these companies present.
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We also discovered that VC firms with more women and multicultural fund managers, limited partners and boards are more likely to increase investments in diverse founders.
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China's grand strategy today acknowledges that trade is a better weapon than the sword—just like the Pax Mongolica that then held sway across multicultural Eurasia.
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The fabric holds the impression of wind, which gives it the dynamic movement it has, the form, but also that this is actually about multicultural America.
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Calderon's husband Eugene Jang is a physical therapist of Korean descent and their daughter Anna, 5, is being raised to celebrate her multicultural and multiracial heritage.
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"Being multicultural has affected my definition of beauty, the way I see beauty, and how I feel beautiful tremendously," the star, who's half Chinese, told Byrdie.
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That's because it has historically been successful in its efforts to woo immigrant, Hispanic and multicultural shoppers, Craig Johnson, president of Customer Growth Partners, told CNBC.
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She added that she appreciates Kaine being "multicultural" by speaking Spanish, adding that Trump's wife, Melania, who has said she speaks five languages, is also multilingual.
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The actress appeared in the video with her sisters, Mariel and Cisely, and friends, having a conversation over dinner about the importance of their multicultural upbringings.
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Hamilton, the hit musical that tells the story of the Founding Fathers with a multicultural cast and a rap and pop soundtrack, has been wildly successful.
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Last year, he made a video titled "Raci$t/Our World," which contrasts rising nationalism throughout the country with his own vibrant, multicultural community in Sydney.
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One infamous application of it during May's tenure as home secretary saw vans driven around multicultural areas of London, bearing adverts with the slogan 'Go Home'.
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Hass Dellal, executive director of the Australian Multicultural Foundation, says communities need to provide a much stronger counter-narrative around the allure of groups like ISIS.
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West, the 21st century struggle may be horizontal, with conservatives and traditionalists in every country arrayed against the militant secularism of a multicultural and transnational elite.
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Meanwhile, private civic group Center for Multicultural Korea said Monday it will file a complaint later this week with the national human rights watchdog against JYP.
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In conversations about the importance of multicultural representation in media and popular culture, the adage, "you can't be if you can't see it," has gained popularity.
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Franck noted that trying to find the right actress for the part was challenging, but they've faced similar challenges in bringing together a purposefully multicultural cast.
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Breakfast N Vegas featuring RioLoz - Ahora Sabes The multicultural production duo links with bilingual spitter RioLoz for a catchy cut off their just-released Trapical album.
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My voice is my life experience of being in different environments from the small, multicultural underground clubs, to the big London clubs, from Berlin to Seoul.
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One of the most notable parts of the company's success is that its products have created a market for entrepreneurs to cater to the multicultural space.
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One revelation of the film for Latino Americans is that when Hollywood filmmakers approach a multicultural project thoughtfully, they are indeed capable of getting it right.
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In a year when the Oscars drew criticism for lacking non-white nominees, the Tonys, led by the multicultural cast of "Hamilton," stood rich with diversity.
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Johnson said at the time that he "loathed and despised," racism as he stood for elections in one of the most multicultural cities in the world.
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It's a reflection of how city life blurs not only gender but also race, sexuality, and language: all is fluid and interchangeable in these multicultural hives.
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And 44% of multicultural millennials choosing to live in the Top 10 Nielsen Demographic Marketing Areas (DMAs), including New York, Los Angeles, San Francisco and Houston.
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We will use the bulletin board as a jumping off point for discussion of the multicultural works by American authors which start off the school year.
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Fans have flocked to Ms. Hoang's book, a multicultural love story centered on an autistic woman who has trouble navigating the nuances of dating and courtship.
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Both spots showed members of a multicultural working class in small apartments and grimy streets, as the candidates spoke urgently of the systems squeezing their communities.
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So the new militia that formed in 2008 tends to be more multicultural, or has the disclaimers that we don't endorse racism or anything like that.
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Unless we begin to question the power dynamics that demand Indigenous visibility as a form of multicultural inclusion, we will remain a fetish for white consumers.
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Mr. Morrison's leadership style has been marked by an appeal to a fictional idea of Australia that is far from our multicultural and highly urbanized reality.
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It's also, in countless ways, the aural incarnation of a socially engaged, emotionally intelligent, multicultural, gender-fluid zeitgeist that's now reaching the shores of mainstream pop.
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"I have, at times, felt helpless," said Ms. Meng, a Democrat from New York whose large and multicultural district encompasses many neighborhoods in Queens, including Flushing.
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A dish of kabana sausage stir-fried with vegetables is the ultimate multicultural mash-up — a Korean take on an Australian version of a Polish sausage.
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In this picturesque multicultural port city less than a three-hour drive from Seattle, marijuana is as much a recreational drug as a state of mind.
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In 2011, after getting a master in fine arts at the University of Southern California, she launched One Moore Book, a small multicultural children's publishing house.
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It is because of that multicultural expression that the rise of Rosalía, a Catalan woman, has been problematic for some in the Romany community in Spain.
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Less than two weeks ago, two gunmen charged the market in an anti-Semitic attack, leaving three bystanders dead and shocking Jersey City's thriving multicultural community.
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Pussy jokes could fall flat in juxtaposition with such a grand occasion, but in this multicultural world we're able to think about many narratives at once.
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And at the height of her '90s fame, Brandy was hand-picked by Whitney Houston to play Cinderella in a multicultural adaptation that Houston was producing.
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There is not much precedent for this and so we lack of a blueprint for how to build authentic and sustainable multiracial, multicultural and multigenerational coalitions.
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Joseph Thompson, director of the seminary's Office of Multicultural Ministries, the school will spend $70,000 a year from the fund to pay for different reparations efforts.
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You sense the spirit of multicultural celebration intended by Mr. Sharkey and the show's director, Indhu Rubasingham, who is also the artistic director of the Kiln.
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Young, female, multiracial, multicultural, progressive, outspoken, combative, revolution-minded, high-profile — politically and personally, this group checks nearly every box on Mr. Trump's culture-war list.
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There, he explained that his multicultural upbringing plays a a foundational part in his cooking, making him both a traditionalist and an iconoclast all at once.
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Founded by chef Edwina Bruford and activist and former community worker Fozia Ismail, the aim is to inspire dialogue on immigration and multicultural relationships through food.
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He also critiqued the notable whiteness of the titular fictional version of London's famously upscale neighborhood, despite the multicultural flavor of the real Notting Hill. THIS!!!
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