Sentences with phrase «called multiculturalism»

He called the multiculturalism bravely out of fashion, news to anyone who follows art or reads his columns.

That might be called multiculturalism with a twist.

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Reporting on Jason Kenney's announcement today that the federal government might challenge Quebec's so - called charter of values in court, the Canadian Press noted that the employment minister, who is also responsible for multiculturalism, was «uncharacteristically terse.»

Never one to pull a punch, Barr exhibits a directness that is sometimes refreshing, as in his characterization of «the sort of liberal / postmodern mixture influential in the so - called «liberal» churches and theological schools, where the gospel is a combination of altruism, egalitarianism, anti-elitism, pluralism, multiculturalism, and political correctness.»

It may be that Prince Charles is a child of his times, unduly influenced by the zeitgeist of the postmodern age, for which there is no higher calling than to multiculturalism.

However, multiculturalism was not an easy partner for the neoliberal consensus, and claims for collective (rather than individual) rights and for territorial autonomy raise what Deborah Yashar (1999) calls a «postliberal challenge».

In today's StarrPoints, columnist Linda Starr responds to Lynne Cheney's criticism of educators who are calling for an increased emphasis on teaching multiculturalism.

Furthermore, this evidence calls into question multiculturalism, the most prevalent response to diversity in many schools and districts, because:

Yinka Shonibare is proposing a piece called Nelson's Ship in a Bottle, which would be a scale replica of HMS Victory, in a bottle, and address issues of multiculturalism.