Sentence examples for multicultural literature from inspiring English sources

Current plans for Nkiru include an expanded selection of multicultural literature, writing seminars and weekend hip-hop performances.

The Israeli education minister has announced that the Palestinian poet Mahmoud Darwish's work will be included in a new high school multicultural literature curriculum.

The absorption of fiction writing into the university has a lot to do with the emergence of robust traditions (as opposed to scattered works) of so-called multicultural literature.

"It came at the right time," Ms. Jago added, "when so many of us were so desperately looking for a Latino writer, to bring into our classrooms more multicultural literature".

While that particular book is a staple of modern multicultural literature, Mr. Wootton has done the same in previous years with Shakespeare's "Othello," Lorca's "Blood Wedding" and Ovid's "Metamorphoses".

The storm began brewing late last week, when Yossi Sarid, the iconoclastic education minister, announced that Mr. Darwish's poetry would be included in a new multicultural literature curriculum for Israeli high school students.

N&A: We are proud to offer this book as our contribution to contemporary, multicultural American literature.

The Bible, he said, is the most multicultural piece of literature that most people will ever read.

On other occasions I have had readers buy additional copies for their mothers, perhaps wanting to introduce the older women to a more multicultural sort of literature than they were used to.

Indeed a good many if not a majority of the leading lights of Canadian letters today are immigrants, making Canadian literature a multicultural amalgam of exotic flavors and imagery.

Self-reflection receives much attention in the literature on multicultural care [ 29].