diversity

• “When the multiculturalists use the word diversity they assume that immigrants will somehow maintain their traditional culture within the Western way of life and the Western value system, like an exotic exhibit of primitive carving in a smart new museum.”

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• “The term diversity became popular in American culture during the 70s when the grandchildren of immigrants wanted to learn about their ethnic heritage.”

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• “How can we define the term diversity for our library?”

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• “But this diversity is a phenomenon that developed slowly and over time.”

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• “The two differ in everything from their fashion preferences to their backgrounds to their personalities, but for these two edgy mothers, their diversity is their blessing and advantage in making a provocative shopping experience, the Popsy experience.”

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• “Howard goes, Man, now that's what I call diversity, right?”

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• “Moreover, this papers over the real problem for our long-term diversity, which is the very poor education many minority groups receive in the inner cities.”

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• “When we hear the word diversity, we typically think of racial and gender differences.”

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• “Canadian society allows for diversity, and in the evolution of our national aims this diversity is a central feature.”

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• “Yet this diversity is a source of physical enrichment, and a source of pride to us who belong to that Empire.”

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