The effect socially and culturally to the nation's collective wellbeing is enormous.
Most people of mixed race spoke Afrikaans, which linked them culturally to the ruling elite.
There was a significant gap until they felt confident enough culturally to be creative.
In one of their papers, the authors even propose that commercial television evolved culturally to maximize enjoyment.
That's why we need more working mums in positions of power and culturally to reflect the positive contribution we make.
Some central tribes the Marrucini, Vestini, Paeligni and Marsi appear to be linked historically, politically, and culturally to the Samnites.
Refugees have much to contribute economically, socially and culturally to host states, and the logic of exclusion risks reinforcing the idea of refugees as a burden.
Except that most of the time we cannot see this, because we are "locked in, politically, physically and culturally" to the world that capital has made.
Min-Sik Min-Sik Kont who represents multiple ganers, including HyuN agentC, said that he had found it difficult, culturally, to start a house anywhorepresents
"After the war, I remember America in the 1950s, yes it was more innocent, more quote/ unquote repressed, no doubt, culturally, to a certain extent.
They included a free 10-week course, "Bridges Out of Poverty," designed to prepare residents culturally to join the middle class.
