Sentence examples for forms of multiculturalism from inspiring English sources
Now, however, after the attacks, not only is the drive for unity bound to tilt the nation's ethnic balance back in favor of the American side of the hyphen, it could permanently undermine the more extreme forms of multiculturalism.
In a recent column, he interrupted an attack on various forms of multiculturalism to add an astringent parenthetical, sure to offend a wide range of readers: "I'll just add here that commemorating 9/11 seems to me a stupid idea in itself.
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Thus Cantle critiques the Quebecan IC, Bouchard thus: 'Bouchard (2011) mirrors much of the reified, static and defensive form of identity management found in European forms of multiculturalism, whereas the Canadian government form of 'multiculturalism' is a little closer to the European idea of interculturalism' (Cantle 2016a, p. 140).
In some quarters, a rigid form of multiculturalism also arose that challenged the need for immigrants and other minorities to identify with America at all.
Claiming the previous government had been the victim of fear and muddled thinking by backing a state-sponsored form of multiculturalism, the prime minister will state that his government "will no longer fund or share platforms with organisations that, while non-violent, are certainly in some cases part of the problem".
I would suggest that we need to develop a form of multiculturalism that is tied to an ethic of social membership: that is, a form of multiculturalism that enables immigrants to express their culture and identity as modes of participating and contributing to the national society.
Both authors advocate a simple humanism that stresses the basic similarities in the ways people behave and a form of multiculturalism grounded in the rights of the individual rather than those of groups.
In recent years, theoretical accounts multiculturalism have mostly adopted a civic variant of multiculturalism, one that emphasize cross-cultural interactions and dialogue as a way of creating new forms of belonging in diverse societies (Maclure, 2010, p. 41).
