But a growing need for culturally diverse and inclusive nonprofit programs exists.
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Australia may be the most culturally diverse country in the developed world.
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Real America is racially and culturally diverse; Senate America is still very white.
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The list includes culturally diverse stories about kids all over the gender spectrum.
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The visa lottery has created a more racially, ethnically, and culturally diverse America.
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It's time that more brands become culturally diverse while still upholding their original principles.
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Talk About How You'll Create A Home Together DeGeare specializes in culturally diverse counseling.
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TONL, a new stock photo service that shows culturally diverse images, debuted in August.
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"People enjoy culturally diverse foods," Kevin Hsu, co-founder of Pokeworks, told CNBC via email.
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Recently, Kellogg paid a young, culturally diverse group of chefs to create dishes using its cereals.
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He pointed out that China and the US are big countries, and each is culturally diverse.
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The curators also wanted to present artists who were as culturally diverse as Los Angeles's inhabitants.
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In bringing a culturally diverse story to international audiences, it wasn't all smooth sailing for Pixar.
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But that has stopped Nooyi from pushing for healthier products and a more culturally diverse workplace.
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Houston is widely considered to be one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world.
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Canada is a vast, beautiful country that is one of the most geographically and culturally diverse.
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Explore this culturally diverse community sharing music, dance, video, visual & performance art by more than 28 artists.
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St. Joseph's Oratory, the largest church in Canada, is in the culturally diverse Côte-des-Neiges neighborhood.
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The same was true for culturally diverse teams, according to a 2015 study published in Economic Geography.
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"It's a beautiful, culturally diverse, borough," says Nargess Mustapha, a 240-year-old curly-haired social activist.
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The report also highlights that younger audiences are more drawn toward online productions, which are more culturally diverse.
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My experiences with the racially, politically and culturally diverse students at U.T. changed my life for the better.
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But in the heated Washington real estate market, prices in this historic, culturally diverse neighborhood remain an attraction.
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Kim's Corner Food is located in Rogers Park, which remains one of Chicago's most ethnically and culturally diverse neighborhoods.
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LONDON — There's no doubt that London is one of the most culturally diverse and vibrant cities in the world.
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I grew up in a very culturally diverse area of America and I am very proud to come from there.
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Ghost does go to some lengths to turn its setting into a culturally diverse metropolis inhabited by technologically enhanced bodies.
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Then another teacher and I spend time prepping a presentation about finding and sharing culturally diverse novels with our students.
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Yet their struggle for a governing consensus demonstrates long-term vulnerability in an economically complex, culturally diverse 21st-century America.
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Further, we will continue to celebrate the culturally diverse voices that make America's music scenes wholly vital, unique, and wonderful.
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I grew up in a very culturally diverse area of America, and I am very proud to come from there.
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While Western Europeans contest the merits of diversity, they do live in culturally diverse societies and have for some time.
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Come explore this culturally diverse community, which houses 24080 visual and performing arts organizations and over 46 visual artists' studios.
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Other days, there's a group for Tibetans, a group for those fleeing homophobia, and a culturally diverse English-speaking group.
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It was at the Bronx Museum of the Arts and the Queens Museum, institutions notably responsive to their culturally diverse communities.
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But as societies grow, and especially as they absorb ethnically and culturally diverse groups through conquest, a different policing mechanism is needed.
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""Our 2001 gala event was organized by a culturally diverse group of parent volunteers and was intended to be celebratory and respectful.
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""Our 2001 gala event was organized by a culturally diverse group of parent volunteers and was intended to be celebratory and respectful.
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Related: The Future of VR Will Be Social, Culturally Diverse—Oh, and It's Already Here Is Virtual Reality The Future Of Journalism?
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"On YouTube, there aren't that many Australian beauty gurus who look like us or who are culturally diverse," Anabelle told Mashable Australia.
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CNBC has a culturally diverse, innovative and supportive working environment that I have felt privileged to share with my colleagues for 10 years.
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Come explore this culturally diverse representation of the community which houses 11 visual and performing arts organizations and over 46 visual artists' studios.
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Wiseman has more than 40 documentaries on his resume, including last year's In Jackson Heights, about the culturally diverse New York City neighborhood.
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But Mr. Greenberg added that there was an equal potential for a backlash in an electorate that is more racially and culturally diverse.
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The segment also attracts increasingly important demographics, such as culturally diverse buyers and a higher share of women than the overall car market.
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This year's list is also more egalitarian and culturally diverse (though the foundation was not able to provide any statistics on racial diversity).
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Our communities are not only statistically some of the safest in the country, the borderlands are environmentally rich, economically vital and culturally diverse.
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Ohio might as well be called the Goldilocks State: It's big without being too big, neither too red nor too blue and it's culturally diverse.
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During the Soviet-era small settlements of indigenous communities were fused into larger culturally diverse communities, and during this time people abandoned these traditional foods.
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It aims to showcase the culturally diverse stories of transgender community in Singapore's multi-ethnic society that she says is so different from the West.
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The personal finance website WalletHub this year ranked Clifton the 25th most culturally diverse city in the United States and No. 3 in linguistic diversity.
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In this edition: Johnny Depp's continuing rivalry with the deputy prime minister, the government's push to kill encryption and Australia's culturally diverse — and aging — population.
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Mr. Northam, 57, could have been a candidate for governor here decades ago, before Virginia was transformed into a suburb-dominated and culturally diverse dynamo.
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But while Madrid insists Spain is indivisible under its constitution, the Aran Valley underlines the complex nature of nationhood in such a culturally diverse country.
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The United States already made up an ethnically and culturally diverse landscape—people just needed access to games and global soccer culture to fully immerse themselves.
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Looking ahead, the researchers would like to repeat the study, but with a larger number of children and across a more culturally diverse set of individuals.
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You have where Sasha grew up, which is culturally diverse and outside a Native American reservation, and your predominantly white, very privileged community of Crystal Valley.
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" Online Buddies currently says Jack'd has over 6 million users around the world, and it describes itself as the world's "most culturally diverse gay dating app.
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The problem, as I see it, is that we haven't necessarily developed a great vocabulary to describe disadvantage in a newer, much more culturally diverse country.
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He is young, he has a rags-to-riches story, he is part of the culturally diverse nation that waves of immigration have created in America.
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Not only have the contestants and polls been more culturally diverse, but Harvey's banter reflects a frank comedic style that is closely tied to Black culture.
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Similarly, OKgrl is a crossroads of art, fashion, design, content production, and above all, consumerism, all wrapped up in a culturally diverse, nostalgia-inducing, dreamy pop package.
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For millions of aspiring immigrants, the existence of the lottery has long signaled that the United States places value on creating a racially and culturally diverse society.
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The Diaspora program was founded two years ago by Mr. Bailey and the portrait artist Nicola Green to help racially and culturally diverse emerging artists and curators.
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If traveling to charming and culturally diverse destinations is on your to-do list for the new year and the fresh decade, then keep this list handy.
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A supporter of the more racially and culturally diverse Democratic Party, meanwhile, is more open to different religious or racial members than are supporters of the Republican Party.
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These opportunities provide valuable work experience and create a more culturally diverse pool of prepared candidates to serve as the next generation of professionals in the conservation sector.
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"I think the good model is having folks on your staff who are actually culturally diverse," said Washington state Secretary of Health John Wiesman, who appeared at the hearing.
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Hallewood is going to be inclusive, it will feature people I respect – artists, writers, there will be a family section, it will be a world that is culturally diverse.
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This summer, the group called on Maron to resign her education council post after she criticized the city's proposals for a more culturally diverse curriculum and implicit bias training.
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This summer, the group called on Maron to resign her education council post after she criticized the city's proposals for a more culturally diverse curriculum and implicit bias training.
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They're more culturally diverse than they were in 1973 — we see a few Japanese tourists — and the tinny player piano in the saloon now offers "Black Hole Sun" by Soundgarden.
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It was a complex survey of the instincts that Dre et al honed over dance-obsessed childhoods in America's second-biggest city, in one of its most culturally diverse neighborhoods.
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After this year's Oscar nominees were announced, many people noted the lack of minority nominees this year despite a critically acclaimed slate of films featuring culturally diverse crews and casts.
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The actress tells PEOPLE CHICA that loads of research went into preparing for her role to insure an accurate rendering of Ana in one of television's most culturally diverse casts.
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Op-Ed Contributor Asheville, N.C. — Malaprop's Bookstore/Cafe is an independent bookseller in the center of Asheville, a beautiful, culturally diverse city surrounded by the mountains of western North Carolina.
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And while they endure as paragons of the children's canon, today's metropolitan world of rising rents, shrinking spaces and culturally diverse neighbors can make those older titles feel incredibly quaint.
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A more musically and culturally diverse scene is cropping up throughout the city, centered around roving parties where partygoers in sneakers dance to experimental tracks culled from around the world.
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Small Maine town; culturally diverse collection of residents thrown into turmoil by a supernatural occurrence — sure, we're familiar with this story, because we've seen adaptations of Stephen King's works before.
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Hartford Performs also seeks racially and culturally diverse instructors and lessons, so that students not only see teachers who look like them, but also can imagine their own potential as artists.
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"We believe that doing what we do helps to preserve rare languages for future generations and allows people to see just how culturally diverse and beautiful our world is," Dvorkovich said.
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" Meredith Kelly, spokeswoman for the House Democrats' campaign arm, said the party has no plan for a national messaging strategy on gun reform, citing the "geographically and culturally diverse House battlefield.
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Yet if any student (or teacher, for that matter) expressed in our culturally diverse school the bigoted, bullying, racist, misogynistic things candidate Trump has said, he or she would be disciplined, absolutely.
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Since 21990, the Amerika Haus has been home to C/O Berlin, one of innumerable local venues now featuring the kind of culturally diverse, socially engaged material that Lorde often found lacking.
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The Balkan nation often gets overlooked, thanks to western European countries and its continental neighbor, Turkey, but there is plenty to enjoy in this physically and culturally diverse land bordering the Black Sea.
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Along with dozens of other police departments around the nation, the San Francisco police — who work in one of the nation's most culturally diverse cities — have come under scrutiny during the past year.
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But if you want to use diverse and ethically-made stock images, you can download them from a place like culturally-diverse stock image company TONL, or Vice's Gender Spectrum Collection image library.
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Even the Raptors' fan base in Toronto, which is one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world, reflects Canada's multi-cultural spirit greater than any other professional team in the country.
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And with a family-focused story set in Shanghai (plus many of the actors hired to do the voices being Asian), it checked all the boxes in delivering a culturally diverse property to audiences.
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Virtual Reality Doc Takes You Through a Mother's Grief in Gaza The Future of VR Will Be Social, Culturally Diverse—Oh, and It's Already Here This Guy Just Spent 48 Hours in Virtual Reality
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With performers ranging from Chaunté Wayans (a niece to Damon Wayans and Keenan Ivory Wayans) to the giddily profane, gender-bending Flame Monroe, expect a culturally diverse, unapologetically frank collection of jokes and jokers.
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With performers ranging from Chaunté Wayans (a niece to Damon Wayans and Keenan Ivory Wayans) to the giddily profane, gender-bending Flame Monroe, expect a culturally diverse, unapologetically frank collection of jokes and jokers.
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Calvin Butts, who leads the 200-year-old Abyssinian Baptist Church in Harlem, Mr. Bernard now commands an enormous, culturally diverse congregation made up of parishioners traveling from all over the state, Mr. Cunningham said.
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They are more innovativeInnovating and adapting are hugely important parts of business, and according to Rock, the best way companies can ensure they do this is by hiring more women and culturally diverse team members.
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Mosques, synagogues and Sikh temples nestle alongside traditional pubs and shops on the streets of Ealing, a west London suburb that is one of the most culturally diverse areas in Britain, according to local government statistics.
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The Central Library incorporated so many architectural styles, in addition to Art Deco, that it was almost an early precursor to what the city has become: one of the most culturally diverse places in the world.
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They are changing the art that they show and how they show it, as they reach out to audiences that are more demographically and culturally diverse than ever before, and keep up with advances in technology.
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In spite of all of this, I was inspired and even charmed by the neighborhood; multi-ethnic and culturally diverse, it was a bohemian place where people pursued their dreams regardless of their race, age, or gender.
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The group dance that comprises this first act, a joyous synthesis of ballroom vogue, footwork, and various flavors of hip-hop dance performed by a sexually, racially, and culturally diverse group of young dancers, soon blends into nightmare.
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Many, in the aftermath of Brexit and the election of Trump — both of which events rode on anti-immigrant sentiment and a false narrative of past racial purity — want to see glimpses of our genuinely culturally diverse past.
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What has helped make the difference is a culturally diverse society, a mostly independent media and the relative ease of registering nongovernmental organizations, says Georges Azzi, who runs the Arab Foundation for Freedoms and Equality, an advocacy group.
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Sixty-four Democrats were elected last year — the most ideologically and culturally diverse class in history — and since coming to Washington in January, the freshmen have personified the two poles of a divided caucus in the impeachment debate.
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Located on a historic 25-acre landscaped campus in the culturally diverse Clinton Hill section of Brooklyn, Pratt is an internationally recognized school of architecture, art, design and information science, which draws students from diverse cultural and geographic backgrounds.
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It turns out that the playful piñata — which has a long and culturally diverse history that includes roots in China, by way of Italy (perhaps disseminated by Marco Polo) — is an object lesson in beating down sin and temptation.
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"As we have become more global with a population of over 30,000 people the firm is just more culturally diverse, and you need to sensitize yourself to that as you engage in discussions around culture and conduct," said Scherr.
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While America is blessed with a rich and vast public land heritage, valued and enjoyed by many, people from culturally diverse backgrounds have not been equitably represented or supported in their pursuit of the benefits of America's natural legacy.
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Victoria's Secret may pride themselves on being "culturally diverse" for featuring models from different backgrounds and of different ethnicities, but, the brand's recently-revealed views on featuring plus-sized and transgender models prove they've still got a ways to go.
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Before Roseanne Barr was fired from ABC's revival of her sitcom Roseanne for posting bigoted, conspiratorial tweets, her show had already weathered some controversy over an episode that took a cheap shot at her network's lineup of culturally diverse family comedies.
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From their vastly different practices, each will explore how the unique, iconic environment and culturally diverse audience intersects with the business improvement district infrastructure to support their work in Times Square, which is frequented by 215,000 to 420,000 people daily.
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Perhaps the concept of homogeneity is appealing because there are people afraid of America, and other countries in the West, becoming more culturally diverse—Brexit couldn't have happened without a percentage of the British population holding strong anti-immigration values.
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The main town of Moresby (Port Moresby is the real-world capital of Papua New Guinea) is a wonderful collision of cultures, much like its you-can-actually-go-there equivalent, in one of the world's most culturally diverse countries.
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Come explore this culturally diverse community, which houses 11 visual and performing arts organizations and over 46 visual artists' studios in the beautiful former PS 160 designed by Charles B. J. Snyder in the Dutch neo-gothic style in 1897.
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The reasoning by the city's bid leader, Toronto Global CEO Toby Lennox, was simple: Toronto should win Amazon's presence, job creation potential and global connectivity thanks to the city's well-educated and culturally diverse workforce, connected economy and excellent quality of life.
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"I have a unique perspective and am blessed to work at a culturally diverse school -- so my preconceived ideas can be changed through real daily experiences walking alongside my students and hearing about their pain, their lives, their concerns, their struggles," Meyer wrote.
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It was created in part as a reconstituted ancient state for its indigenous people; in part as a refuge for Holocaust survivors and Jews fleeing European and Middle Eastern anti-Semitism; and in part as an ethnically, religiously and culturally diverse modern society.
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Mr. Obama's election and re-election represented the triumph of an America that was ever more racially and culturally diverse, younger, more secular, more often unmarried, with fewer traditional families and male breadwinners, more immigrants and more concentrated in the growing metropolitan areas.
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The Franklin and Marshall poll showed substantial differences among the candidates across this geographically and culturally diverse state, with Kasich leading around Pittsburgh, near where he was born, and Cruz in a statistical tie with Trump in the central counties that are considered more conservative.
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Though American cities are growing more ethnically, racially and culturally diverse, they too often remain divided and unequal, with some neighborhoods cutting themselves off from difference — sometimes intentionally, sometimes just by dint of rising costs — particularly when it comes to race and social class.
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Ballarat is the first city in Australia to join the Council of Europe's Intercultural Cities Network, a statement of intent to become a more culturally diverse and welcoming community, as also seen in Ballarat's acceptance of a growing number of new immigrants from countries including Sudan and Afghanistan.
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"The bigotry and hatred that the defendant is accused of manifesting and acting upon have no place in a civilized society — especially in Queens County, the most culturally diverse county in the nation," Queens District Attorney Richard Brown said in a statement to the New York Post on Thursday.
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Today, while the APA has issued guidelines for the treatment of a variety of specific populations—"ethnic," linguistic, and culturally diverse populations; girls and women; lesbian, gay, and bisexual clients; older adults; and transgender and gender nonconforming people—there are still no guidelines for the treatment of men and boys.
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Republicans' pursuit of the "Southern strategy" to scoop up Wallace voters, followed by the Clintons' largely disastrous effort to reshape the Democrats from a culturally diverse party with shared liberal economics into a center-right economic party with shared cultural values, have pushed our politics back to the winner-take-all past.
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From the American cities where he was such a beloved fixture (New York, Boston, Philadelphia, San Francisco, Washington and Chicago) to Europe east and west (London, Paris, Berlin, Vienna, Budapest) to countries as culturally diverse as Japan, China, India, Brazil, South Africa and Israel, 100 years since Bernstein's birth, there is, it seems, a place for him everywhere.
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The big mistakes were the adoption of the euro without careful thought about how a single currency would work without a unified government; the disastrous framing of the euro crisis as a morality play brought on by irresponsible southerners; the establishment of free labor mobility among culturally diverse countries with very different income levels, without careful thought about how that would work.
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