Sentence examples for ethnic markers from inspiring English sources
They argue that meanings attributed to race are socially constructed often impacting on ethnicity where ethnic markers such as music and food become racialised in the dominant, White culture.
The daughter of a Japanese-American mother and a white American father, Ms. Cherry, 24, said her integrated lifestyle allowed for few conspicuous ethnic markers other than perhaps wearing a kimono for Halloween or attending an obon festival.
Archaeological data from SJM suggests local and non-local ceramics represent social and ethnic markers.
The conflicting and opposing interests described in MS4 (on social inequality) may also be interpreted as colliding opinions on moral, as well as expressing ethnic markers.
By using Room's argument about drugs as ethnic markers, the storyline of these mini-scenarios expressing inequalities and conflict on the perception of morality and a new Puritanism and neo-liberalism, may lead to a drug policy where larger portions of the population will not share the values expressed and where the legitimacy of the drug and addiction policy will be challenged.
In a multi-cultural society where different cultures affect the drug policy (as described in both these scenarios mentioned), Room et al. [25] claims ethnicity to be partly assigned and partly constructed and that drinking, use of drugs or abstention are ethnic markers.
Would that sentence be acceptable with any other ethnic marker?
In fact, he says, language "as an ethnic marker" interests him little, and a bigger inspiration was the culture of argumentation: "we had something like 37 different socialist parties," he says.
The perspectives offered by Room et al. [25, 27] about drug use as a ethnic marker in multi-cultural societies and what consequence NPM has for drug policy are conducive to our analysis.
It was an important ethnic marker, and unexcised Kikuyu women, known as irugu, were outcasts.
The practice is sometimes an ethnic marker, but may differ along national lines.
