Sentence examples for all cultures equal from inspiring English sources

Are all cultures equal?

The remarks followed a television interview on Tuesday and a newspaper column on Wednesday in which Abbott called for a reformation within Islam and argued that not all cultures were equal.

Then there is "Selling Illusions," his collection of essays, in which he argued that Canada's declaration that all cultures are equal and welcome is a curse in disguise.

The exaltation of all cultures as equal and the admiration for "primitive" humans stood in contrast to French cultural chauvinism and the grading of people according to how closely they reached the Enlightenment standard of rationality.

Diversity, a similar child of the well intentioned, holds that rather than imbuing youngsters with the values and history of their own culture, they should be taught that all cultures are equal, and that any expression of local preference is ethnocentrism or racism, or something just-not-being-done.

Not all cultures are equal.

So when Bachmann says "not all cultures are equal" she means that her culture is superior, and such a claim needs no factual support.

In emails he exchanged with Saucier in 2009, Saucier — using the same overtly academic language that has become a hallmark of the alt-right — argued that "multiculturalism is the fundamental belief that all cultures are equal, an idea which we oppose".