The phrase "a question of diversity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing issues or topics related to diversity, inclusion, or representation in various contexts.
Example: "The debate surrounding hiring practices has become a question of diversity, as companies strive to create more inclusive workplaces."
Alternatives: "an issue of diversity" or "a matter of diversity".
Then there's a question of diversity.
We must enable them to be able to write, even if we don't agree, it's a question of diversity of speech".
Mark Zuckerberg has stood by Thiel; defending Thiel's donation in an internal Facebook post, framing it as a question of "diversity".
We have to try". Jose Mourinho on Pep Guardiola's response to the tunnel bust-up: "He says he says, I'm not here to comment on his words the only thing I can say is that for me was just a question of diversity.
Part of me wonders if the film could have worked with a black lead not as a question of diversity but one of abuse.
"It's a question of religious diversity and pluralism," said Arthur Ewenczyk '09, Chabad's student board president.
It's a question of reflecting diversity on-screen and if you don't reflect that then you're out of touch with viewers".
"I guess it is a question of, 'How much diversity do you feel comfortable with?' " said the parent of one child in the gifted program, who did not want to be identified for fear of animosity from other parents.
But it's worth considering whether "Black Arts Matter" is a demand too, or when the question of "diversity" becomes a debate.
She pointed to a study she previously conducted where the question of diversity in math and hard science classes was asked: an undergraduate student told her that diversity "was important for her to see that students of all races could excel in math, and students of all races could be bad at math", Marin said.
Things come a long way since then, of course, but Allen knows that the tired old question of diversity won't get an answer, until we all become one big old melting pot of a race (read: look exactly like Rashida Jones).
