But the show, emblematic of one version of our "conversation on race," presumes that the solution is conversational.
Because of their religious nature, these decorations showed an idealized version of reality, emblematic of the temple's purpose rather than real events.
Twiggy, Amy Winehouse, Grayson Perry, JK Rowling and even Monty Python's emblematic foot all feature in a reworked version of the 1967 cover created for his birthday celebrations.
The show -- produced by a two-year-old organization called Musicals Tonite, which presents plain pipe-rack concert versions of neglected musicals -- is emblematic of a certain level of theater happening every night in New York City.
Despite the creepier Freudian accents provided in this version, the Mizners mostly come across as emblematic figures in a pageant of American ambition and folly.
This "stratospherically priced non-dom accom", wrote Catherine Slessor, former editor of the Architectural Review, is "depressingly emblematic of how London is turning into a coarser version of Paris (unaffordable core, atomised banlieues)".
Johnson's personal scrapbook, with its bits of Kansas, bits of Keats, is also Johnson's version of Earth as Heaven, its "pasteup switch pasteup / emblematic and magical".
Yun's quest – a modern version of the age old dream of tapping the fountain of youth – is emblematic of the current enthusiasm to disrupt death sweeping Silicon Valley.
The lost infant Virginia Dare is perhaps emblematic of the novel's failings: she appears briefly as the subject of Maggie and Whaley's childhood game, "a version of hide-and-go-seek based in historical fact, island lore, myth and the endless fascination they had for stories featuring female adventurers".
