The class is a rainbow of diversity, with significant numbers of Asian-Americans, African-Americans, Hispanic-Americans and Indian-Americans.
She speaks with pride about having lived in a communal apartment -- for her a rainbow of diversity, and for Russians, one of the most despised realities of Communism.
"It makes good business sense for brands to welcome this demographic into their rainbow of diversity alongside groups they already engage with, such as racial minorities and the LGBT community," FDC wrote in a press release last year, claiming that faith-driven consumers make up 17percentt of the US consumer market.
A stomping, creeping menagerie, they embody a Popsicle-hued rainbow of seeming diversity, from their googly eyes to their hydra heads and sticky tentacles.
The use of rainbow flags as a sign of diversity, inclusiveness, hope and yearning has a long history.
Launched in commemoration of the 2014 International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia on May 17, the School Rainbow project "promote[s} the drawing of rainbows, symbolizing diversity, around school gates and other settings where youth meet," according to organizers.
Speaker after speaker represented the rainbow diversity of America, from the scorching rebuke to Trump from the Muslim father of a dead war hero to the African American preacher Dr William Barber II who spoke with soaring MLK-like cadences to Sarah McBride, the first transgender person in history to speak from a major convention floor.
Its teeming bazaars, too, are an integral part of the region's history as part of the Silk Road: the markets are exotic rainbows of color and diversity, from the thick felt rugs of onetime mountain nomads to the radiant silk weavings of Marghelan to qurduq fat from sheep and thick sausages made of horse meat.
From tiny miniatures raised as pets to the silky cashmere goats whose coats are woven into luxurious textiles to nearly 300 pound animals bred for meat, all in a rainbow of colors and patterns, the physical diversity of the domestic goat approaches that of the dog.
Corporations will happily cast a rainbow of Caucasian, Hispanic, Asian and African-American actors for their commercials in the name of diversity, but they're rarely cast together.
Mr. Liu said the administration's lack of diversity at the top levels did not reflect New York, and offered his current rainbow cabinet as a contrast.
