Sentences with phrase «say multiculturalism»

The Government seeks to limit the recognition of Indigenous peoples» status as if they were an undifferentiated minority group whose needs can be addressed under the umbrella of say multiculturalism and by guaranteeing sameness of treatment or opportunities for the same level of development.

That view has become increasingly prevalent across Europe, with German chancellor Angela Merkel saying multiculturalism had «utterly failed» her country in a speech last year.

Not exact matches

Foucault says French socialists are waiting for Strauss - Kahn to talk about issues like unemployment, multiculturalism and pensions with a socialist tone.

Bains also says he wants Canada to lead the world on the issue, which he thinks will help its companies compete globally while also showing the commitment to multiculturalism is more than just talk.

«Multiculturalism,» a term that Donohue said embodies relativism, «in its most benign expression would be that we should come to appreciate other cultures and not just have one standard upon which we judge the rest of the world.

The utopian nature of globalism insists on the possibility of multiculturalism, which is to say people of different cultures living in the same place while maintaining their distinct identities.

In our multiculturalism we display our superiority by demonstrating our ability to see through what others — mistakenly, we say — admire in our culture.

This is the kind of multiculturalism where it says, «you can't say» whatever is to be said regarding cultural differences, and that if one already know where....

In North America, and increasingly in Europe, it has become a truism to say that the present situation is marked by pluralism, or multiculturalism.

You Said:» I think multiculturalism is great because culture is what makes a people unique and interesting.

He has some intelligent things to say about the madnesses of multiculturalism and affirmative action, and rightly deplores the national preemption of questions such as abortion and religion in public education.

Inayat Bunglawala, founder of Muslims4UK, said the sacking was an overreaction but warned that Farage was trying to make a small school incident into a political issue about multiculturalism.

«If we say you can not foster children because you're a member of a mainstream political party or because you have views on multiculturalism then that's utterly wrong.»

He also said that the concept of multiculturalism, whereby cultures live alongside one another without integrating, had «had its day» and must be abandoned.

He later tried to backtrack, saying his tweet was «misunderstood» and did not refer to «multiculturalism itself».

Cameron said that «state multiculturalism» led to people accepting different cultural behaviour, even if it contravened human rights.

We spoke with US historian and acclaimed author Vincent Cannato who says that while «America was multicultural long before «multiculturalism» was fashionable,» the history of Ellis Island «represents America's attempt to regulate who could and could not come through this country.»

Even when future teachers take courses on diversity and multiculturalism, Kelly said, those courses don't take the critical approach to race that future teachers truly need.

Ms Spielman's Ofsted report said that there were concerns that the multiculturalism of religious schools sometimes came «into tension with the expectation that students should be prepared for life in modern Britain».

Harris says the volume offers «ephemeral moments and emblematic figures shot in the 1980s and»90s, against a backdrop of seismic shifts in the art world, the emergence of multiculturalism, the second wave of AIDS activism, and incipient globalization.»

Farquharson said: «It's certainly an embrace of multiculturalism and I think in that sense it's reflective of British art and society.

That said, «Speaking Back» is not an exhibition tailored to address Cape Town's distinct historical context: a city whose social, cultural, and civic past is mired in hierarchical classifications of race, but also made vibrant by an organic and effortlessly tolerant multiculturalism that flowered in certain locations, despite prohibitions, and may do so again.

People always say New York is the center of the art world, and that we started talking about ideas of multiculturalism and diversity in the art world in the»80s and»90s.

«This was after multiculturalism had taken hold and a generation of black artists like Glenn Ligon, Gary Simmons, Lorna Simpson, and Carrie Mae Weems had really established their reputations in the art world,» she says.

Inspired by the critical debate surrounding multiculturalism and the appropriation of black culture by a white audience, Ofili has said, «My project is not a p.c. project, that's my direct link to blaxploitation.

«This was one of the handful of works that jumpstarted the discussion of Jewish identity within the larger framework of identity politics and multiculturalism,» says Kleeblatt, the museum's chief curator.

«Feminism has increasingly become a postcolonial movement that is very interested in notions of diversity and multiculturalism,» she says.

«I think that the concept of multiculturalism of Canada is so successful in Canada, and that's what draws so many people to come here and work, and move,» says Green.

But I thought Slaw readers might be interested in a provision in the Alberta Human Rights, Citizenship and Multiculturalism Act that the venerable (and very pro speech, shall we say) LanguageLog poked fun at today.

Or as Citizenship, Immigration and Multiculturalism Minister Jason Kenney says, «Canadian citizenship is more than a legal status, more than a passport... We expect citizens to have an ongoing commitment, connection and loyalty to Canada.»

Another of the Greater Toronto Area's characteristics that gives it an advantage, says McLean, is its multiculturalism and in future years, he hopes the city's diversity will be even better reflected at TREB's board table.