Twenty-five years later, I sense that the quaint innocence of that scene already contained messages about multi-culturalism.
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But not all the models are rail thin and there are nods to cross-culturalism, such as a visit to Buenos Aires.
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The piece represented the complexities of inter-culturalism, in which Bailey " chose to portray different societies or cultures symbolically as shrines.
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Let's face it, such multi-culturalism is often looked upon as dim-witted tokenism by skeptical white and black audiences alike.
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She feels she has been misunderstood in the United States by the very circles that have embraced her as an icon of feminism and multi-culturalism.
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And some blame the country's lax immigrations policies, which they say have led to multi-culturalism and a destabilization of traditional American values.
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Cross-culturalism in literary and cultural studies is a useful rubric for works, writers and artists that do not fit within a single cultural tradition.
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This scientific approach differs radically from culturalism, constructivism, and cultural postmodernism because it is based on logic, empiricism, systemism, and emergent materialism.
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I'm merely stating that Hardouin sometimes comes across as supporting " bad " multi-culturalism in the sense of destroying a native people and culture.
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Through involvement of students and staff from many cultures, Cumberland High School has experienced a massive celebration of multi-culturalism in Harmony Day and Multicultural Day.
