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Discover Ludwig"ethnic solidarity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when you want to refer to a feeling of unity among members of the same ethnic group, or when you want to evince common interests that exist between people of a certain ethnic group. For example, "The people of this small village were united by their shared language and ethnic solidarity."
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But it's something more: Boston is the leading cinematic signifier of whiteness, of white ethnicity and ethnic solidarity outside the South and without the taint of white Southern revanchism.
But I don't think ethnic solidarity is predictive of much in Iranian politics.
The sentence "Fernando Ferrer is one of us" is a blunt appeal for ethnic solidarity.
The Western authorities and NATO peacekeepers acknowledge that Mr. Veselinovic offers a model of forging ethnic solidarity, of a sort.
But the other two issues raised by the bill, concerning "resentment" and "ethnic solidarity," are a bit more complicated.
Programs that are primarily for one race or that advocate ethnic solidarity instead of individuality are also outlawed.
Those stories glowed with an ethnic solidarity that a day before the quake would have seemed impossible.
Historically, the most successful welfare states (think Scandinavia) have depended on ethnic solidarity to sustain their tax-and-transfer programs.
The main perpetrators, bound by a tight code of ethnic solidarity, flagrantly appealed to him, as a fellow Kikuyu, to be loyal to his tribe.
The second leap assumes that Hispanics are essentially single-issue voters, focused narrowly on immigration and primed to switch coalitions based on appeals to ethnic solidarity.
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"The site contributes to discussion of pan-ethnic solidarity in a positive way," he said.
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