Sentence examples for lack of multiculturalism from inspiring English sources

Yet despite the strength of public opinion, a third of marketers polled in separate research by Marketing Week found a third believe that a lack of multiculturalism in advertising has no impact on what people buy.

Rock wrote a scathing article in the Hollywood Reporter in 2014 denouncing the lack of multiculturalism in Hollywood and calling it a "white industry".

However, the lack of multiculturalism in Korea rendered such trials impossible.

Like many quirks of multiculturalism, the lack of British Asian footballers is partly down to the Asian community and partly down to racial prejudice by indigenous Brits.

The alt right regard mainstream conservatives as impotent, even corrupt, "cuckservatives," whose stances for compromise and lack of firm opposition to multiculturalism as traitorous.

The new framework substantiates the assertion that policies of multiculturalism recognise a lack of opportunities as the policy problem and the policy intervention is designed to increase capabilities, whereas policies of assimilation recognise a lack of motivation as the policy problem and the policy intervention is designed to increase aspirations.

This lack of cultural diversity or appreciation of multiculturalism within the wider community was seen by both providers and focus group participants to underlie the problem of cultural incompetence: ""Australians are very ethnocentric and they're not very culturally competent, the ones in Queensland anyway".

The essential policy problem that is to be addressed by policies of multiculturalism is therefore the lack of capabilites of immigrants to integrate into the receiving society.

She agrees and partly blames the cultural preservation aspects of multiculturalism for 'the Sikh community's lack of socialization into the mainstream' and its prolonged 'adjustment to modernity' (221, 223).

Nonetheless, many have been struck by the lack of plays that, for instance, question multiculturalism, gay marriage and abortion rights, or champion an unfettered free market, a strong military and barriers to immigration.

Modood (2017) regrets the lack of "academic engagement" and theoretical foundations of the concept and argues that interculturalism is essentially a variant of multiculturalism.