Many black expatriates credit the improved atmosphere to an influx of images of diversity.
Indeed, the film itself got a small state subsidy under the culture ministry's "Images of Diversity" programme.
And as time went on, the show's willingness to bridge a racial divide that went almost entirely unacknowledged by network programming was starkly apparent, "providing American television broadcasting with the most visible ongoing image of ethnic diversity until the 1970s," according to an essay about the program on the Web site of the Chicago-based Museum of Broadcast Communications. Chicago-based Museum of Broadcast Communications
It is to that image of creative diversity within the equally creative great whole... to that realization, that flowering and enrichment, that Puerto Rico wants to contribute in its association with the United States.
Over the past sixty years, he created inspired images of astonishing diversity, but still-lifes occupied an important place in both his professional and his personal work.
I was, of course, struck especially by the images of religious diversity.
London's image of acceptance and diversity would have been shattered, perhaps for a generation.
For the second approach, biased 18S rRNA gene primers only target a fraction of the photosynthetic taxa, e.g. only the green algal lineage (Chlorophyta), and one cannot expect to obtain a complete image of environmental PPE diversity.
That billions of dollars may end up being spent to protect businesses in Lower Manhattan while old, working-class communities on the waterfronts of Queens, Brooklyn and Staten Island most likely won't get the same protection flies in the face of ideas about social justice, and about New York City, with its open-armed self-image as a capital of diversity.
