The fact that relative homogeneity in ethnic group composition appeared to have less impact on topics unrelated to ethnicity suggests that greater clarity in what is meant by homogeneity is required.
The artist commissioned the poetry of four famous Taiwanese writers (Roan Ching-Yueh, Chen I-Chih, Shiu, Wen-Wei, and Liao Hui-Ying) on the topics of family, ethnicity, history, and quite ambiguously "the future".
To further our understanding of the influence of focus group composition on interaction, we also looked at discussions concerning topics unrelated to ethnicity – here the impact of being a carer.
Such results highlight the need for a deeper investigation in the topic of race, ethnicity and their intersectional significations in the development of technological futures.
Aware of the argument that someone like her would "do well" in elections in "towerblock constintuencies", she deliberately always fought for election in right-wing areas, worked on topics not linked to ethnicity, such as gay rights and bio-ethics.
In May, the long-running annual International Congress on Medieval Studies at Western Michigan University will include a number of sessions devoted to Tolkien on topics like gender and ethnicity in the books.
This questionnaire's topics included age, race, ethnicity, educational level, marital status, number of partners in the prior 2 months, and use of condoms in the last sexual encounter.
Future research on the topic will benefit by differentiating race from ethnicity, capturing intra-ethnic variation, capturing immigrant identities, exploring the different social, cultural, and economic factors that influence values and/or preferences, and focusing on concrete aspects of urban nature, such as urban forests.
It's pretty curious, given the country's aspiration to be unbiased by race or ethnicity, that the topic of our ethnic mix fascinates the Census Bureau and the news media so much.
Times Topics Page | Race and Ethnicity Anthony Turner's essay is reprinted with permission from Youth Communication.
