The site's photo album section features images of two messages written by the gunman's supporters, both of which demonstrate how the case has become part of the wider American debate over multicultural living.
While finally, and cheered on by formerly progressive intellectuals and commentators, our government has blamed homegrown terrorism on the open, tolerant, multicultural, live-and-let-live Britain that, despite all problems and setbacks, has gradually emerged since and despite Enoch Powell's apocalyptic jeremiad of 40 years ago.
This perspective views the multicultural, lived experiences of students as strengths, capitalizing on "the rich and varied cultural wealth, knowledge, and skills that diverse students bring to schools" (Howard 2012, p. 550).
These characters are all players in Ms. Smith's riotous multicultural drama, living out their stories on her chessboard of postcolonial dreams and frustrations, and yet at the same time, they've been limned with such energy and bemused affection that they possess the quirks and vulnerabilities of friends and neighbors we've known all our lives.
Of course the tendency had been to say, "let's adopt the multicultural concept and live happily side by side, and be happy to be living with each other".
It is part of the multicultural city we live in day to day.
Though the new ruling class is multicultural, its members live in settings walled off by home prices and income disparities that perpetuate inequality at the school district level.
It is time to carry out the greatest mission and legacy of our culture: that we are the world's biggest experiment in multicultural and multiracial living.
The multicultural environment I lived in helped me develop an acute ear for languages allowing me to connect with people more easily and to understand different viewpoints and perspectives.
Because the grubby north London borough where Archie lives is multicultural.
