Sentence examples for Multiculturalism from inspiring English sources
The word "multiculturalism" is correct and usable in written English
It can refer to the presence of multiple cultures in a certain region, and can be used to describe a society composed of people from different backgrounds and cultures. For example, "The city of Toronto is known for its vibrant multiculturalism."
noun
The characteristics of a society, city etc. which has many different ethnic or national cultures mingling freely; political or social policies which support or encourage such coexistence.
You'll need a few prepared statements for and against immigration such as: "We should all be free to live where we choose", "People should live and work in the country where they were born", and "Multiculturalism is good for Britain".
"Multiculturalism cannot fail to succeed It's not in the gift of a politician to proceed With its termination It's not your creation It's in our blood and in our bones You can't create multicultural free zones It's on our airwaves and in our streets".
Multiculturalism doesn't work, said callers.
(Mr Martel claims that he was misunderstood).But most commentators still subscribe to multiculturalism as not just a worthwhile aspiration but as the only way of holding Canada together.
As the New York Times art critic Roberta Smith once wrote: "before multiculturalism was a word, Mrs Apfel was wearing it".
"To have the experience to manage in England is important, in London, which I love for the quality of life and multiculturalism.
Some celebrate multiculturalism for having transformed Britain into a vibrant, cosmopolitan nation.
From Salford to the Syrian border, the question of how to respond to multiculturalism remains fraught and divisive.
The problem of multiculturalism is not one of too much immigration or diversity.
David Cameron was accused of playing into the hands of rightwing extremists today as he delivered a controversial speech on the failings of multiculturalism within hours of one of the biggest anti-Islam rallies ever staged in Britain.
He will say: "Under the doctrine of state multiculturalism we have encouraged different cultures to live separate lives, apart from each other and the mainstream.
