Sentence examples for ethnic experiences from inspiring English sources
John Henry Redwood III, a playwright, actor, librettist and lyricist whose work reflected different racial and ethnic experiences in America, died on June 17 at his home in Philadelphia.
Such study is not a substitute for the develop ment of basic verbal and mathematical skills, but stu dents deserve the opportunity to study ethnic experiences and to use the intellectual re sources of their schools.
The bakers Alison and Matt Robicelli, two Brooklyn natives and veterans of other careers, explain that growing up they found "the 'authentic' ethnic experiences that so many people travel the world looking for were in the houses of our neighbors".
Harlem Writers Guild, formerly (1950 52) Harlem Writers Club, group of African American writers established in New York City in 1950 as the Harlem Writers Club by ambitious young black authors who felt excluded from the mainstream literary culture and who sought to express ethnic experiences and history in their work.
Even as other scholars disputed Handlin and Glazer's argument, noting structural inequalities and uneven ethnic experiences, the force of sociological Jewishness held until reality interfered.
Experiences of perceived discrimination (The Scale of Ethnic Experience) and sociodemographic factors were also assessed.
Like Euro pop, too much contemporary Turkish food tries to deliver an ethnic experience without scaring off parochial palates.
Like Spanish Harlem, Yorkville, Astoria or the Lower East Side, the ethnic enclaves of the past sometimes live on only in the stores that cater to those who grew up there or tourists seeking an authentic ethnic experience.
Ms Blackman comes to the job of children's laureate with a cause – to defend multiculturalism and to stimulate the creation of more books which address the British black and minority ethnic experience.
Bhola, Harbans S. "Asian Indians". Peopling Indiana: The Ethnic Experience.
There's not a desire for that kind of "ethnic" experience.
