The defining characteristic of WASPs White Anglo-Saxon Protestants ] is that they are much less ethnocentric than other peoples; indeed for all practical purposes Anglo-Saxon Protestants appear to be all but completely bereft of in-group solidarity.
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A figure type that Ms . Catlett uses repeatedly is a woman in a clinging dress with an upraised fist, a gestural cliche associated with the black-power movement of the 1960s but otherwise expressive of group solidarity in only a blandly general way.
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The arguments supporting their request were phrased in the language of ethnic group solidarity : The " Ladinos " sought the improvements that came from leaving their dispersed ranches and living in a town of their own and away from the Indians in Nicoya.
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"They possessed a high sense of group solidarity and egalitarian spirit in the ranks, and elected their commander-in-chief, the " agha ", and a " diwan " [ council ] which protected their group interests.
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The creative whiz kid, a business personality often prized by corporate American, has come to Japan Inc . Unlikely as it might seem in a country renowned for its deference to authority and its devotion to group solidarity, freethinkers like Uchida are popping up all over the workplace.
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Blassingame notes, " Antebellum black slaves created several unique cultural forms which lightened their burden of oppression, promoted group solidarity, provided ways for verbalizing aggression, sustaining hope, building self-esteem, and often represented areas of life largely free from the control of whites ."
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The stereotype emerged early on of Scottish colliers as brutish, non-religious and socially isolated serfs; that was an exaggeration, for their life style resembled coal miners everywhere, with a strong emphasis on masculinity, egalitarianism, group solidarity, and support for radical labour movements.
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Compared with cross-cultural approach and cross-national approach, cross-cultural approach has its cultural stability of traditional values . cultural stability has a wide range of shared national-cultural values features, due to group solidarity, interpersonal harmony and so forth ( Agarwal, Malhotra & Bolto, 2010 ).
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But the new study indicates that at a time when many politicians, civil-rights leaders and others speak often and movingly of an American society of heightened racial polarization, intensified group solidarity and increased hostility between groups, more and more blacks and whites are doing a curious thing : falling in love with each other.
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The implication of these, strict demands strengthen a church in three ways; they raise overall levels of commitment, they increase average rates of participation, and they enhance the net benefits of membership . Complying with these demands prevent the members of a church from free loading within the group and promote group solidarity.
