Sentence examples for multicultural premises from inspiring English sources
Chanan Chever's "Constructing the Hebrew Canon," which has earned the author a post at Hebrew University, is heavily influenced by familiar, politically correct multicultural premises of "marginality" and the need to incorporate formerly excluded narratives of the dispossessed -- who, in this case, turn out to be the Palestinians.
If a deaf employee feels marginalized by their coworkers, they are less likely to share their valuable thoughts and opinions, defeating the entire premise of a multicultural group.
Some critics contend that the multicultural argument for the preservation of cultures is premised on a problematic view of culture and of the individual's relationship to culture.
Policies premised on assimilation gave way in the 1970s to the goal of creating a multicultural society, and cultural diversity or at least areas of ethnic concentration came increasingly to characterize areas of Sydney, where the majority of immigrants settled.
So far, so multicultural.
Its soul is multicultural".
redefined a multicultural neighborhood.
A Multicultural Musical Journey".
Re "Multicultural Critical Theory.
Flowers have gone multicultural, too.
