Sentence examples for multiethnic identity from inspiring English sources

Mr. Anwar, his supporters say, is a sort of midwife in the slow birth of Malaysia's multiethnic identity.

Though the U.S. Census Bureau gathers data on multiracial or multiethnic identity, other government agencies tend not to collect, analyze, or disaggregate data on multiracial people.

Already alarmed by the emergence of this new multiethnic French identity, many French nationalists fear that the Corsica plan would formalize the idea of different kinds of French citizens.

But in a sign of how hard it will be to forge the kind of multiethnic, secular identity that foreign powers have urged, the distinctive two-headed eagle of the red and black Albanian flag, reviled by Serbs, was everywhere Sunday, held by revelers, draped on horses, flapping out of car windows and hanging outside homes and storefronts across the territory.

Throughout he argues that cultural critiques of racism and imperialism, the twin "chains of Babylon" of the title, informed the construction of a multiethnic Asian American identity committed to interracial and transnational solidarity.

Many here welcome the Muslim revival as a healthy assertion of identity in a multiethnic country where Muslims make up close to half the population.

Khadija Patel is a journalist/blogger writing a history of the Johannesburg suburb Mayfair, as its multiethnic residents negotiate newly Afropolitan identities while battling legacies of segregation.

It offers important new insights into the intercommunal violence in Bosnia-Herzegovina during World War II, but even more importantly it makes a significant contribution to the study of the dynamics of mass violence and how violence shapes identity and social relations in multiethnic societies.

"Germany and Europe are more multiethnic than people realize, undercutting established fixtures and ideas, like national identity".

Yet a new identity is needed if Kosovo is to provide for a multiethnic state with a segregated Serbian minority and reduce the divisions that have often led to war, a variety of leaders say.

Made up of people who share a cultural identity, these villages contribute their own flavors to the city's multiethnic stew.