Sentence examples for multicultural ideology from inspiring English sources

But the form of logic used in this defence must be questioned: it is professed that the critics of multiculturalism are wrong, that they deform and stigmatize multicultural ideology.

Multiple regression analyses indicated that identity exploration, identity confusion, and openness independently predicted multicultural ideology.

In Singapore, the city-state does not believe in affirmative action and it prefers to manage cultural identities on the basis of a multicultural ideology (Berry & Kalin, 1995; Berry, Kalin, & Taylor, 1977).

The Canadian government has often been described as the instigator of multicultural ideology because of its public emphasis on the social importance of immigration.

Research has indicated benefits to individuals and society of holding a multicultural versus colorblind ideology.

Judith Lorber, "Believing is seeing: Biology as ideology," in Multicultural Experiences, Multicultural Theories, pp. 186 197 edited by Mary Rogers and George Ritzer (New York: the McGraw-Hill, 1996), 193.

He says that the renewed violence signals the "final collapse of the ideology of a multicultural society in Kosovo".

It was finally possible to tap the rich multicultural Ottoman legacies that nationalist ideology had so long repressed.

Malaysia and Singapore are good examples of multicultural societies albeit with different acculturation ideologies.

At a slightly lower register, however, Arizona Dream is a lament for the multicultural ideal, for the diversity America might have fostered had an ideology other than that of brutal capitalism been imagined.

Somehow, we need to find a way to build decent minority relations in multicultural societies without, on the one hand, treating minority political and ideological commitments as beyond criticism, or, on the other hand, simply declaring open season on those who hold to politics and ideologies we don't like.