You uncover the stories of, say, a Jewish-American diaspora, a Japanese-American diaspora, a bohemian-American diaspora, and so on and so forth.
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So, 'were brought here' in the African diaspora and other diaspora, and 'came here' meaning Europeans.
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Earthquakes prompt the latest diaspora It's too early to quantify the scope of this latest diaspora.
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Its owners, too, were ready to welcome the Tumblr diaspora with open arms, just as it welcomed the LJ diaspora a decade ago.
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Changes lauded by diaspora Reforms have brought a new wave of optimism in the country and among its diaspora -- there's even a hashtag, Abiymania.
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Mattai's work revels in visual and material splendor while it celebrates family connections across generations, immigrant communities, the expansive Indian diaspora, and, especially, women within that diaspora.
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It seems, then, that the last major Jewish Diaspora that remains for Israel's absorption is America's: a Diaspora far too entrenched and unendangered to trade L.A. for Haifa just yet.
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The benefits of shared values between Israelis and the Jewish Diaspora are enormous: The moral, political and financial support of Diaspora Jewry for Israel is of paramount value to the Zionist enterprise.
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Syrians could thus turn into another dispossessed, festering, violent diaspora.
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The South Asian or "desi" diaspora reacted with obvious horror.
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Now, consider the story of many within the African diaspora.
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"With the diaspora, they don't want to consult," she said.
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For years Indian politicians paid little heed to the diaspora.
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Still, some diaspora voices say that they have been ignored.
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The controversy also stirred latent tensions among the Saharawi diaspora.
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The Africans diaspora is being embraced in a beautiful way.
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It's going to be quite explosive among the Nigerian diaspora.
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And, like Hurston, Lawson's fullest subject is the diaspora itself.
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Zines you should read: Cat In Press, Diaspora Drama, 1991.
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You can read the rest of our diaspora series here.
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Yaëlle Azagury writes frequently about Moroccan Jews in the diaspora.
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Many went to Russia, home to the largest Armenian diaspora.
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She photographed her community in South Africa and the diaspora.
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Yet the scope and shape of this diaspora remain mysterious.
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This experience is common for children of the African diaspora.
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The box of touring and the whole circuit and the diaspora.
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Other countries' diaspora have occasionally amassed a mighty voice at home.
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Representatives of the diaspora have advised the museum on the revamp.
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I had no intention to offend any Jew in the diaspora.
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This is an area that the Armenian-American diaspora strongly supports.
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"For the South Asian diaspora, that was a symbol," he says.
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The politics of Israel often produce unintended consequences in the Diaspora.
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True, Diaspora communities may sometimes feel unsettled by Israeli military actions.
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Being a part of the Latin diaspora is a strange thing.
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MATTHEW BARBER Germany has the highest numbers of Yazidis in diaspora.
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H: So you were primarily looking at films of the diaspora?
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It's a cultural tradition that connects women of the diaspora together.
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Israeli Jews do not want to be bound by diaspora sensitivities.
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The reason for the diaspora is simple, residents said: extreme poverty.
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Naftali Bennet, the minister for diaspora affairs, flew immediately to Pennsylvania.
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However, not all of the Obama diaspora was successful on Tuesday.
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As a diaspora, we must look ahead and push this forward.
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Six million, nearly half the total population, make up the diaspora.
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Essentially, pierogi are dumplings, eaten across Eastern Europe and its diaspora.
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"It's the food of the displaced and the diaspora," Troffer says.
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But Dr. Tedros has very vocal enemies in the Ethiopian diaspora.
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Locals bristle at a government dominated by well-heeled diaspora types.
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Embracing Africa More diaspora-based entertainers are embracing their African identity.
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The oratory of the Muslim diaspora, meanwhile, quickly reached fever pitch.
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A similar diaspora occurred during the recent recession, when 217.8,231.1 migrated.
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The idea with Swet Shop Boys is joining the diaspora dots.
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From America, this newfound fervor spread to other Jewish diaspora populations.
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"It is as if the diaspora is dying out," he said.
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Now, there have always been tensions between Israel and diaspora Jewry.
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Members of the diaspora generation are starting to reconnect with their roots.
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Billions of dollars annually are sent to Africa by the continent's diaspora.
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The government of Ethiopia opened a diaspora fund bank account last month.
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The commitments of the US subnational climate diaspora are voluntary as well.
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This diaspora has established an online presence in many languages and locations.
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SRS: What would you like people to know about the Palestinian diaspora?
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For its part, the diaspora is keen to shape policy back home.
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No longer is China interested principally in looking after the Chinese diaspora.
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Potions, intergenerational beauty myths, and wisdoms are taken from the global diaspora.
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The Turkish diaspora numbers over 6m, most of them in western Europe.
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Yet politicians remain disturbed by Mr Erdogan's success in harvesting diaspora votes.
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Second, Armenia is a mono-ethnic country backed by a powerful diaspora.
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Australia, with a population of 25 million, has a large Chinese diaspora.
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The Indian diaspora sent $80 billion back to the country in 2018.
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I want to create a dialogue about what is this diaspora music.
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One problem is that the entire process is dominated by diaspora Somalis.
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Like Kondabolu, I'm part of the desi diaspora and a Simpsons fan.
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Ensembles from Cumbe: Center for African and Diaspora Dance share the evening.
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Do the still-local Apleys stay in touch with a family diaspora?
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Days afterward, I visited the Diaspora Pavilion in search of her portraits.
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For the diaspora of people of color, it's a much larger culture.
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The Indian diaspora is the largest in the world (30 million people).
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So what does the success of the Man Show diaspora tell us?
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Even for this briefing writer, a diaspora Indian, they're difficult to follow.
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Even for your briefing writer, a diaspora Indian, they're difficult to follow.
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Philanthropists in the diaspora threatened to cut off their aid to Israel.
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Most of the diaspora communities in the state have fled socialist dictatorships.
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Indian Muslims into foreigners, will now not allow foreign tourists and diaspora
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It's really about building a bridge between the diaspora and the continent.
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In myriad ways, the Jewish State was about eradicating diaspora Jewish fear.
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Israeli Diaspora Affairs Minister Naftali Bennett traveled to Pittsburgh for Sunday's service.
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Germany is home to Turkey's largest diaspora and Turkey's top export destination.
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It supports the diaspora to reduce their barrier of entry to Africa.
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The menu draws attention to drinks from Africa and the African diaspora.
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The elections also mean that Israeli-diaspora relations will continue to deteriorate.
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However, the Big Issue diaspora is everywhere, still sniffing, digging, and fighting.
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For more on Asian American arts collectives, read Alexandra Chang's Envisioning Diaspora.
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Very few Jews, Israeli or diaspora, support a wholesale boycott of Israel.
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A key diaspora filmmaker creating transnational Nigerian content is Canada based Lonzo Nzekwe.
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The clips have currently reached more than 50,000 people across the diaspora globally.
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I come from an immigrant family and grew up in a diaspora community.
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Some of the dynamic diaspora might even return to help rebuild their country.
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"Diaspora and slavery, ecological devastation, memory and remembrance," they explained to The Verge.
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"The Haitian diaspora is very much engaged in this relief effort," she said.
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The Pacific islands, lost in the empty ocean, came late in our diaspora.
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In many countries the fastest-growing source of foreign exchange is their diaspora.
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It has an educated population at home and in the diaspora that fled.
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It has allowed members of a diaspora to stay connected to their relatives.
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One of those people is Ion Vintilă, founder of diaspora club FC Romania.
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Afrofuturism looks at explicitly future focused work from descendants of the African diaspora.
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But can this member of the diaspora change hearts and minds in Zambia?
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Hundred of them live inside Africa, and 100 outside Africa in the diaspora.
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The African diaspora, in particular, introduced distinct hybridizations of indigenous and colonial religion.
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The Diaspora population in the states has also shown the best of camaraderie.
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Financing these two deficits has depended on critical financial transfers from its diaspora.
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I'm actually a member of a diaspora that is here against their will.
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So describe what Diaspora Co. is to someone who's never heard of it.
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We need the diaspora to pressure Congress and make sure they step up.
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Our spread is kind of like the spread of the South Asian diaspora.
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Photography gave me strength to understand my uprooted diaspora in a new light.
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The wars destabilized the region and spurred a great diaspora, including Chin's ancestors.
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Can you guess what the world's three largest diaspora countries of origin are?
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Stay for the fascinating explorations of race and cooking in the African diaspora.
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Britons are by no means the only difficult part of the Bangladeshi diaspora.
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But Judaism has likewise been influenced by every diaspora Jews have lived in.
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Cumbe: Center for African and Diaspora Dance will begin the festivities on Dec.
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Sean Tilley, community manager of the early decentralized network Diaspora, was similarly suspicious.
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Today the majority of support comes from the Sikh diaspora, especially in Canada.
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The declaration demanded African independence and civil rights for blacks of the diaspora.
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I go there because I love creating the food of the African diaspora.
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Metaferia is of Ethiopian descent, and interested in protest movements throughout the diaspora.
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The diaspora of Yahoo alums is a really impressive, great group of people.
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I am invested in exploring and questioning themes of selfhood, diaspora, and belonging.
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One of Valley's most pointed bodies of his work features a personification of the Zionist ideal of the Israeli Jew alongside the bastardized and deficient diaspora Jew — respectively, a superhero named Israel Man and his sniveling, abhorrent sidekick, Diaspora Boy.
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There are also works exhibited that explore post-colonial practices in the African Diaspora.
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Diaspora, a privacy-focused Facebook clone that launched in 2010, is an early example.
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Cuba, Mexico, and the riches of the California-landed diaspora also make good showings.
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Obama will also speak at an Indonesian Diaspora Congress in Jakarta on July 1.
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Some 600-800 North Koreans live in Britain, reportedly the biggest diaspora outside Asia.
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The event was a reminder that India's diaspora is involved with politics back home.
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Now I'm an immigrant, part of a larger diaspora consciousness that dwells within borders.
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The award is reserved for highly distinguished writers from throughout the African American diaspora.
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The Black diaspora sings out for recognition on the gallery walls like gospel lyrics.
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"They are a diaspora elite," one high-ranking African diplomat scoffed to Mr Vertin.
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The project was renamed and given the broader purpose of chronicling the African diaspora.
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Abdulbari is part of a wave of Sudanese who are returning from the diaspora.
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"There is a high demand by Ivorians, our brothers in the diaspora", she said.
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Commonly, only about 11 or so orishas are widely recognized throughout the African diaspora.
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Iran, with its rich film history and large American diaspora, has mostly been ignored.
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All this is part of a wider story: Britain tends to disregard its diaspora.
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His committed words on the war had an instant effect in the Iraqi diaspora.
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We have ancestral traditions that go beyond hip-hop and expand throughout the diaspora.
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Social apps like WhatsApp and Facebook are lifelines between members of the African diaspora.
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The Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute is located at 120 East 125th Street.
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The event, titled "NüVoices of the Diaspora," will feature spoken word, video, and music.
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Mexico has a tradition of emigration and a massive diaspora in the United States.
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It has maintained the peace at home, treating its large Russian diaspora with equality.
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During the past year, various organizations have collaborated to activate the Puerto Rican diaspora.
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African artists, whether on the continent or in the diaspora, had almost no exposure.
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A group for the South Asian diaspora called Subtle Curry Traits has gained momentum.
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H.R. McMaster, Gary Cohn and Reince Priebus are a dumbfounded diaspora all their own.
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Then Hurricane Katrina decimated the Crescent City, forcing a nationwide diaspora of New Orleanians.
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Showcasing the garment was significant because it honored a part of the diaspora culture.
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"It was the emotion of the history of the African diaspora," Mr. Johnson said.
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A solid majority has roots in Latin America, the Caribbean or the African diaspora.
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"Usually you had one black person who spoke for the entire diaspora," he said.
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It's devoted to music of uplift and self-determination from across the African diaspora.
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Now a second diaspora is underway — much less wealthy and not nearly as welcome.
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Next year a third will be extended to a woman in the African diaspora.
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Roughly 50,000 people -- many from the city's large Indian diaspora -- were registered to attend.
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"The genocide is burned into the soul of the Armenian diaspora," Mr. George said.
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He added that the firm's main target audience is the international Indian diaspora community.
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It's great historical fiction combined with a spy thriller set throughout the African diaspora.
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A pro-government newspaper in Syria has suggested that Mr Assad tax the diaspora.
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His work expressed the displacement and longing for cultural unity of the Chinese diaspora.
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Members of the homeless diaspora are unable to reclaim what few possessions they have.
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Quilts, masks and figurative sculptures are central to the art of the African diaspora.
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Today, pockets of support remain in parts of the Sikh diaspora, including in Canada.
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But she says her village can't rely solely on its diaspora in the long run.
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What might happen if the sounds of the west Africa diaspora aren't "on-trend" anymore?
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The Global Kashmiri Pandits Diaspora praised Modi's move as a vindication of their members' aspirations.
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One is that it leaves little scope for exploring the dark side of India's diaspora.
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By contrast, wealthier Nigeria has a large diaspora that is spread across the rich world.
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She was part of our global diaspora, and she told stories for and about us.
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Here are some of the breathtaking pictures from Mfon: Women Photographers of the African Diaspora.
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The men, who called Serhant in 2015 with a deal, grew up in this diaspora.
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Mr Erdogan is the first Turkish leader to take the diaspora seriously, and it shows.
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It has supporters across a wide diaspora, including in Belgium, South Africa, Uganda and America.
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Only Brenner, whose work focuses on the Jewish diaspora, was an unfamiliar name to me.
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Black Panther was a pop culture phenomenon dripping in the sauce of the Black diaspora.
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An increasingly large diaspora of Kazakh fans attend his fights, holding the country's flag aloft.
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Today, Gaelic games are played throughout the world and GAA clubs support the Irish diaspora.
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There are now museums of the African diaspora in both San Francisco and New York.
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Flourishing trade links, common strategic concerns and a thriving Indian diaspora have underpinned the friendship.
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Increased foreign direct investment, tourism inflows and diaspora remittances would also drive growth, he said.
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It was pressure from the diaspora which prompted the Israeli government to seek a compromise.
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As we know, Drake is many things: vape enthusiast, diaspora uniter, and of course, actor.
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For the South Asian American diaspora, music presents a unique way of marrying multiple cultures.
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Secrecy seemed particularly important in the case of France, which has a large Chechen diaspora.
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The United States is home to the largest Chinese diaspora community in the Western Hemisphere.
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Merriman had been researching the African-American Muslim diaspora, and she riffled through her notes.
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That so much language, fancifully attributed to internetspeak, emerged from the diaspora online and off.
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Diaspora members see solidarity protests as their main chance to support their families back home.
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Her new EP is a G-rated, amalgamation of different sounds of the Black diaspora.
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"People in the diaspora wanted to get access to this content so desperately," said Israel.
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Nigeria's CCHub recently launched its Diaspora Challenge to tap talent and investment outside the country.
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These references' seeming prevalence also reveals the significant influence of the UK's west African diaspora.
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Project Diaspora continues at the SCAD Fashion Museum (1600 Peachtree St., Atlanta) through August 20.
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You publicly identify Diaspora Co. as a business run by a queer woman of color.
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This change has hit the Indian diaspora hard, because of its tradition of arranged marriages.
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That diaspora began in the mid-1800s, many seeking gold, others to work as sheepherders.
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Many in the diaspora said they were happy to see change back home at last.
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Jews will be just fine forgetting the millennia of persecution and insult in the diaspora!
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To some extent, living as part of the diaspora, African expressive cultures were all around.
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Bangladeshis are deeply worried about this phenomenon — young members of the diaspora becoming radicalized overseas.
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Last year, he made a bid to represent the Colombian diaspora in that country's Congress.
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I also think there are things people can do to support Uighurs in the diaspora.
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Many national teams today reflect decades of migration, the way diaspora has distended the nation.
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Until then, she said, she had never heard of this branch of the Korean diaspora.
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The platform has amassed users from more than 13 nations, mostly those of Indian diaspora.
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Univision and Telemundo are popular in South Florida, but AM radio is a diaspora staple.
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Like everyone else, he thought the hill rice of the African diaspora was lost forever.
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The site closed in 2011, but its diaspora can be found throughout digital sports media.
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Its duplicity is directed at the Chinese people, the Chinese Diaspora, and the international community.
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He also worked part time as a mechanic and became popular within the Iraqi diaspora.
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It was one of the largest attacks on Jews in the Diaspora since the Holocaust.
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The African American and African Diaspora Studies department at Columbia was finally created last December.
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The regime blamed "anti-peace elements" and Diaspora-based Ethiopian opposition groups for the unrest.
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Growing up in Minnesota, in the Somali diaspora, I was relatively sheltered from that history.
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The Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute (CCCADI) achieved LEED Gold certification [via email announcement].
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Some who received invitations said an Afghan diaspora group in Moscow was organizing the talks.
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They were Americans from various parts of the African diaspora, class backgrounds and sexual identities.
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Many professors who escaped imprisonment left the country, creating an international diaspora of Turkish educators.
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This category and this baggage gets foisted upon Africans and members of the African diaspora.
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"I am watching a 'diaspora' as our largest scientists move to other countries," he said.
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Mami Wata is a water spirit celebrated throughout much of Africa and the African diaspora.
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"We paid money to a legacy project in the African Diaspora in the Caribbean," Mbalula said.
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The global community, including the exiled opposition diaspora, must do what it can to support them.
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As a diaspora Jew, I strongly support Israel's right to exist as a Jewish, democratic state.
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But Iraqi Christians and their international supporters, including an upwardly mobile and industrious diaspora, are persisting.
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Current exhibitions range in scope from art and religion to the French diaspora within North America.
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But in the 2014 general election the diaspora, some 30m people strong, proved to be influential.
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And the diaspora was more active than ever this year, the centenary of the country's independence.
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Expect an upsurge in diaspora activity in 2019—and in every election for years to come.
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Diaspora Indians are seeking to "bask in the reflected glory of their motherland", says Mr Kumar.
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Remittances from the diaspora can be a lifeline for many, though they also distort the economy.
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His newest track "Gyaldem Sugar," like all of his music, encompasses much of the African diaspora.
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In WeChat and Facebook cliques, headhunters and engineers from the diaspora exchange banter and animated gifs.
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Herzog promises to be the bridge and give a powerful voice domestically to the Jewish Diaspora.
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It links her to not just one branch of the African Diaspora, but the entire tree.
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That's one thing a lot of people don't understand—there is a humongous diaspora of Texans.
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Jettisoned from network TV in 2014, kids' shows are now in a kind of televisual diaspora.
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Only India and Russia have a larger diaspora, both built up over a much longer period.
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The former governor is now in Europe, presumably drumming up support among the sizeable Congolese diaspora.
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Plenty of political observers thought the Puerto Rican diaspora would be a political boon to Democrats.
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Indians account for the world's largest diaspora population, with 16 million people living outside the country.
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But a short flight to the mainland reveals a diaspora with voting privileges and a voice.
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Kurz has bona fide baseball scouts and bona fide experts of the Jewish diaspora, baseball division.
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Hurricanes are awful — they can bring storm surges, flooding, illness, property destruction, environmental degradation, and diaspora.
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His father, Sediqque, hosted a talk show for a television channel broadcasting to the Afghan diaspora.
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Persian Muslims, Jews, Christians and Zoroastrians — in the global diaspora and in Iran — all celebrate it.
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Past Facebook-flight fads have either faded into obscurity (Diaspora) or drifted into narrow niches (Ello).
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But since then, that chatter has died down, with markets stabilizing, and talks of diaspora dampened.
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Apparently the man has never heard of blues music, or any other African Diaspora art form.
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Thus, for many Israelis the next disaster in the diaspora is just a matter of time.
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He was so moved by the experience, he began a project exploring the queer African diaspora.
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Ragtime and stride are part of the same African-diaspora tree, though on a different branch.
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Eli Valley's Diaspora Boy: Comics on Crisis in America and Israel is published by OR Books.
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He wrote each of the album's nine tunes for an alternate matriarch from the African diaspora.
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Over the years, it has absorbed varied cultural meanings, whether at home or among the diaspora.
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The Jewish state has so much to teach diaspora Jews about resilience, innovation, energy and optimism.
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Nor is there an organized Rohingya diaspora that can mobilize student groups and social media campaigns.
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But many Jews still live in the diaspora, including more than six million here in America.
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Last month she had traveled to Venice to attend the opening celebrations for the Diaspora Pavilion.
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Haitians and members of the Haitian diaspora were aghast upon hearing of Mr. Trump's latest remarks.
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But this video suggests that the African diaspora lacks a similar, cohesive system of cultural codes.
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Already today, the main challenge facing the Jewish diaspora is a deep — and deepening — generational divide.
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Contemporary scholars of diaspora tend to argue about methodologies and power structures more than individual narratives.
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She follows the prominent Sephardic family through interwar Greece and the Holocaust to the contemporary diaspora.
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The settlements go further than Israel's hybrid democracy in explaining the alienation of its Diaspora brethren.
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When it comes to people-to-people, the US-based Indian diaspora plays a key role.
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For those of us in the diaspora, our history, according to the textbooks, starts with slavery.
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While local critics are dealt with harshly, the growing Chechen diaspora in Europe has mobilized protests.
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While many members of the Tiger diaspora boast strong long-term results, some have struggled lately.
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As one in charge of the Diaspora for Ngr, We can't wait to receive you again.
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Florida has the largest Puerto Rican diaspora in the country, at more than 1.2 million residents.
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"The myths and practices become a way of reformulating those connections, especially in diaspora," Hidalgo adds.
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The Indian prime minister's meeting with the diaspora on Sunday in Washington was relatively low-key.
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The artists in Connected Diaspora are creating spaces for Central Americans to be seen and heard.
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The vote count did not include votes from the diaspora, which traditionally go to Vetevendosje mostly.
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With the populations of Israel and the extended Palestinian diaspora at near parity, neither formulation applies.
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Then there are state-recognized nations, unrecognized nations, and Indigenous communities living in the diaspora, too.
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But finding people after a decades-old diaspora is difficult — people die, or forget childhood addresses.
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Perhaps that's unsurprising, given there's not always been strong links between the continent and the diaspora.
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The relationship between Israel and the diaspora is at an inflection point, in Mr. Sharansky's view.
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In his spare time, he promotes the food, music and art of the Puerto Rican diaspora.
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The subject matter of this year's series encompasses both the Caribbean itself and the Caribbean diaspora.
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The African diaspora brought new cultures and customs to London; female genital mutilation, unfortunately, came with it.
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De Miguel also wants to use her music to connect with the Latin diaspora across the world.
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But for Somali poets across the diaspora it symbolized the rise of their art into the mainstream.
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The 28-day celebration is a reflection of past accomplishments of our black leaders across the diaspora.
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For now, its China strategy is focusing on tapping into the Mandarin-speaking diaspora around the world.
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The main street in the Zeytinburnu district of Istanbul, the unofficial center of the city's Uighur diaspora.
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India's diaspora is vast, with 20m-30m people spread across the world from the Caribbean to Kenya.
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In August, when Albanians of the diaspora were home for the holidays, the Presevo Valley was buzzing.
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Nollywood online content has proven the ability to find demand anywhere Africans are, including diaspora populations abroad.
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China lays claim not just to booksellers in Hong Kong but, to a degree, an entire diaspora.
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Most young Somalis who are part of the diaspora yearn to grow a connection with our homeland.
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Right now, the Somali diaspora contributes up to $2 billion into the economy by sending money home.
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It has recently devoted more attention to the diaspora—and stirred up tensions between Hindus and Muslims.
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It might be easier an hour away in Minneapolis, a global hub for the east-African diaspora.
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It has a successful diaspora community ready to help revive the country — if allowed to do so.
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We have to think a lot about our culture and what it means to be a diaspora.
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After being mistakenly awarded a fellowship intended for ethnic Greeks in the diaspora, he moved to Greece.
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Hanna Alshaikh is a Palestinian American researcher of the activist and intellectual histories of the Palestinian diaspora.
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We invite anybody to come to learn about the black, African, and African diaspora experience at Harvard.
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This is what I learned being a child of the diaspora: you are home where you stand.
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This is especially glaring since Glendale is home to one of the world's largest Armenian Diaspora communities.
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Armenian President Sarksyan also faced vehement opposition from nationalists at home and the powerful Armenian diaspora abroad.
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Media reports of Turkish espionage targeting members of Germany's large ethnic Turkish diaspora have deepened the rift.
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His words celebrating religious tolerance, diversity and unity have inspired Indians and reinvigorated pride among the diaspora.
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Southern California is home to a significant portion of the Iranian diaspora living in the United States.
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The Diaspora community organized a rally for Prime Minister Modi in the city's iconic Madison Square Garden.
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The two-screen "Auto da Fe" is a panoramic view of diaspora as a universal forced condition.
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The essential truth of diaspora Jewish life is that we are, and always will be, a minority.
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Most Jews, in both the UK and the broader Jewish diaspora, do not agree with this view.
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I knew that the book ultimately had to be a rumination on safety, immigration, exile, and diaspora.
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The scene is one I—and many other members of the South Asian diaspora—am familiar with.
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Parallel to the Diaspora challenge, CcHub announced its European PitchDrive tour in partnership with Google for Entrepreneurs.
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Members of the Libyan diaspora claim to have been warning the authorities about extremist recruitment for years.
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Both exhibitions run through April 14, 2019 at the Museum of the African Diaspora in San Francisco.
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" She said, "We didn't leave, and we're emotionally involved too, but this story is about the diaspora.
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Is that why you decided to recreate the objects using pieces of the diaspora, Iraqi food labels?
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Perhaps much like the entire show itself, "Signal" is a haunting but ultimately fleeting examination of diaspora.
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DIASPORA: Exit, Exile, Exodus of Southeast Asia continues at MAIIAM in Chiang Mai, Thailand until October 1.
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Opinion It's no rare thing for the Israeli prime minister to enrage the Jews of the diaspora.
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The longer they stay in camps, the greater the danger that they become a permanent, festering diaspora.
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Sons of Kemet's music reaches vastly across the diaspora, though it has increasingly gravitated toward the Antilles.
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The pavilion succeeds best by mapping the rich historical inheritance shared by Ghana's citizens and its diaspora.
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Her writing has been featured in Hyperallergic, HYCIDE magazine and MFON: Women Photographers of the African Diaspora.
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Up next Jameel Mohammed is the founder of Khiry, a jewelry collection inspired by the African diaspora.
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He intends to bank heavily on the Pakistani diaspora, which is already a major source of remittances.
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Some of the women were from Tehran, others were drawn to Russia from the global Iranian diaspora.
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If the Hackstaetters were pioneer emigrants, they are now part of what is slowly becoming a diaspora.
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They eventually landed in Queens, where cousins encouraged her mother to cater food for the Kerala diaspora.
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The spirit of that diaspora cuisine lives at Spice Symphony, a compact, cacophonous canteen near Curry Hill.
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Born in Botswana and currently living in New York City, Mokgosi understands both sides of this diaspora.
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Roig-Morris, born and raised on the island, is a member of New York's Puerto Rican diaspora.
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Some, like Prizm and Pinta, focus on art made by the African diaspora and Latin Americans, respectively.
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Though the music made us listen for African-diaspora qualities, the movements almost all looked emphatically Western.
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They also benefit from a ready-made international network through connections in their home country and diaspora.
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"Some of the most robust, well-attended and vibrant classes were about the African diaspora," Harris says.
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Religious customs, political upheaval, effects of diaspora, and notions of identity, too, constitute a kind of inheritance.
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Like all of Lebanon's main politicians, Berri has a significant support base in the country's large diaspora.
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These are examples of the countless positive initiatives underway in Haiti, with the support of the diaspora.
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The organizer of the Moscow talks is ostensibly the Afghan diaspora in Russia, not the Russian government.
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The film is about reclamation, ancestral dialogue, and also about showing members of the global diaspora themselves.
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In the South Asian diaspora, news travels quickly, and these shows—both on Amazon Prime—were the latest.
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About a half-million survived, and many scattered into a diaspora in Russia, the United States and elsewhere.
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Vietnamese writers from around the world will come together for a conversation on writing and diaspora this Saturday.
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Dulce Soledad Ibarra's video-performance work Tierra Rara (2019) features telenovela auditions by actors across the Latinx diaspora.
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Many Lebanese rely on WhatsApp to keep in touch, both at home and with a far-flung diaspora.
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Some Diaspora complaints, especially with respect to religion and refugees, are valid and should be heeded by Jerusalem.
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Demand is also buoyed by China's large diaspora in Africa, which some reckon has grown to 1m people.
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There are at least seven of us — are we going to be the core of a Saudi diaspora?
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"It's a symbolic holiday that unites us as a diaspora," Representative Raja Krishnamoorthi, Democrat of Illinois, told her.
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A crucial aspect point of the current government's foreign policy has been the outreach to the Indian diaspora.
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"The Detroit diaspora is a very real part of the brain drain that's affecting our city," he said.
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As India's economy grows its diaspora sees ever more benefit from keeping close ties with the old country.
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But it's worth asking; why didn't we get that decentralized diaspora of auteurs that was once widely predicted?
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Respondents to the survey said Bohra girls from diaspora communities were now traveling to India to be cut.
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"Our aesthetic was always to bring about positive visuals to the African diaspora in this country," she says.
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The Kenyan-born Shire often explores such issues as refugees, immigration and the African diaspora in her work.
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In the case of the Palestinian Territory and other markets, they are often found in extended diaspora communities.
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Germany hosts the biggest Turkish diaspora in the world, with approximately 530,000 Germans also holding a Turkish passport.
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The gathering is attended by babalaos, priests representing Santería, an African diaspora tradition that comes via the Caribbean.
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The piece also conjures the history of slavery in the Americas and the development of the African diaspora.
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Of course, it's not just inertia that will keep the diaspora of Snapchat talent within L.A.'s orbit.
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This decade-old diaspora from Morgan Stanley clustered around one deal underscores the changing market for merger advice.
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There is also an increasing audience around the world in the Indian diaspora and from cricket fans generally.
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Deepak Unnikrishnan, dares to expose the inequalities in relationships between Emiratis and the South Asian diaspora that vastly
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The song will be featured on Joy's debut project, Diaspora, which is set to drop in early 2017.
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On the one hand, it's refreshing to see the Chinese diaspora portrayed as something other than a monolith.
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"The Call" has three sections, each set to different music: Baroque, jazz, and selections from the African diaspora.
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The government this week also opened a diaspora fund bank account and is asking Ethiopians abroad to contribute.
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It was two years into high school when "the Chelsea diaspora," as Ms. Rips said, emptied the hotel.
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The power and reach of the Yahoo diaspora, Solomon said, helps dull the pain of the company's decline.
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This is diaspora cuisine, adapted by immigrant chefs for outsiders' palates and slowly filtered through another nation's consciousness.
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There are diaspora football clubs up and down the UK, varying wildly in size, support, finances and following.
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Diaspora Co. sells turmeric sourced directly from Vijayawada, a city in the southern Indian state of Andhra Pradesh.
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His sculpture "Splash, Ride, Crash" is made from 216 cymbals, each representing a musician of the African diaspora.
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But as roles were considered and cast, the filmmakers contended with questions about identity amid the Asian diaspora.
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"The chaos, the crisis, the conflict in the nation, somehow, it is related to the diaspora," he said.
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But if "Diaspora" could solve a few of its own confusions and contradictions, that would be a start.
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"'DISMISS U' approaches sound/noise experimentation and diaspora narratives from an expansive yet dismissive perspective," they further explain.
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It's a sonic dialogue highlighting difference within the diaspora in resistance to generalisations and false notions of solidarity.
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For hundreds of years of diaspora, Jews, scattered everywhere, had to negotiate between two impulses, universalism and particularism.
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He wanted to give everybody — the Orthodox, the secular politicians, the Jews in the diaspora — a little something.
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Is there a big difference between the artists from the African diaspora and those working on the continent?
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The move is likely to discourage members of the large Bosnian diaspora from visiting during forthcoming Easter holidays.
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The event did attract some foreigners, but most seemed to be ethnic Albanian members of the Kosovar diaspora.
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Being in the diaspora meant that I wasn't given the opportunity to connect with the land and people.
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Members of the diaspora, even recent arrivals, argue that they can contribute to Puerto Rico's recovery from afar.
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Ms. Himid, who was born in Zanzibar, Tanzania, examines the African diaspora in her paintings, drawings and installations.
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Ethel's Club features a library of about 200 books on topics including migration, race, ethnicity, diaspora, and art.
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Or maybe his death was deliberately dramatic, designed to send a signal to Russia's dissident diaspora in Britain.
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Prizm Art Fair, which features the works of artists from the African diaspora, is in its seventh year.
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And his views provoke particularly strong resistance in Miami, where the Cuban diaspora remains a powerful political force.
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Activists in the Vietnamese diaspora have also reported being targeted by what they say is state-sponsored hacking.
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There's frequent talk of imminent ocean-crossing trips, generating a feeling of life as an eternal, restless diaspora.
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Africa is united in its affirmation of the dignity of the people of Africa and the African diaspora.
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There were occasional Zaka sightings, both at home and out in the diaspora, where Old Loyolans had spread.
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Two Eritrean diaspora families visiting from the United States — 20 in each group — sat at tables in front.
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There are at least seven of us -- are we going to be the core of a Saudi diaspora?
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We know that she is Rhiannon Giddens, who moves fluidly between African diaspora music and American symphony halls.
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Whether in Brooklyn, Charleston, Detroit or the Afro-Atlantic diaspora, commentators on Lawson often discuss the work's intimacy.
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Local authorities are investigating complaints that it snoops on the Muslim Turkish diaspora at the behest of Turkey's rulers.
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It's not just skin color; it's the people that came from the Diaspora and have these things in common.
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We fled in 1990 before the second big aliyah (immigration of Jews in the diaspora to Israel) in 1991.
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"Typically when we partner with international organizations or people in the diaspora, we're very careful about it," she said.
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Food in diaspora will not exactly replicate home or culture, no matter how much yearning is poured into it.
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The country's Chinese majority has been spared the atrocities visited on the Chinese diaspora in, say, Malaysia and Indonesia.
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About a quarter of Malaysians — nearly seven million people — are of Chinese descent, offspring of a long-established diaspora.
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The young men were members of a predominantly Muslim diaspora community whose roots are in Africa's eastern Sahel region.
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What they built is a pan-African, afrofuturistic ode to the wider notion of African heritage, diaspora and all.
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Ladoja said Adichie's support has let members of the African diaspora know that they can shop for Nigerian fashions.
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India churns out more than 1,000 films a year, watched loyally at home and abroad by a huge diaspora.
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Today Senegal is more astute about recruiting its diaspora, and has picked nine foreign-born players for the tournament.
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Germany is home to a three-million-strong Turkish diaspora, the world's largest, many of whom have dual citizenship.
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So it is Kurdish artists in the global diaspora that are making the most exciting and varied new work.
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With an added focus on Yemenis in diaspora, Yasmine Diaz and Alia Ali comment on a Yemeni-American experience.
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Overseas is currently 15 percent of revenue, a figure that the CEO puts down to the Indian diaspora globally.
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Lebanon has depended on such flows from its diaspora to finance the current account and the state budget deficits.
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Tinseltown in the Rain: The Surrealist Diaspora in Los Angeles 1935–1969 continues at Richard Telles through August 13.
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The Netherlands, also home to a large ethnic Turkish diaspora, has been embroiled in a similar row with Turkey.
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The United Nations has estimated that the Venezuelan diaspora worldwide is now more than 4 million strong and growing.
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He is passionate about repairing the broken bridge between Africa and its diaspora in different parts of the world.
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It's been nice to be part of an Asian-American community in terms of that sort of diaspora experience.
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Labor is thrust upon women, especially those from the African diaspora; still, there's space to call upon one's ancestors.
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The diaspora reflect the multi-tribal makeup of the Congo—a diverse country neatly packaged together for colonial purposes.
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Southern Igbos dominate trade in hard drugs, proving adept at creating networks of buyers and sellers in the diaspora.
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Many Iranians from various parts of the country's diaspora, particularly the US, streamed into Iran to start businesses there.
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The country's vibrant social media platforms and viral video apps have had little success elsewhere beyond the Chinese diaspora.
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The large Malaysian diaspora in Singapore has been buzzing with ideas on how they could get in their votes.
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The talent pool is limited and he has made a point of bringing in players from the Iranian diaspora.
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Poland itself is trying to tempt back its diaspora, whose children it is cultivating via Saturday schools (see article).
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The diaspora has family and friends who are suffering and property and businesses that contribute to this nation's economy.
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The number of creatures involved in this massive diaspora may well dwarf any climate impacts yet seen on land.
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Yoni Netanyahu, the only Israeli soldier killed at Entebbe, became an icon in Israel and across the Jewish diaspora.
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Even more promising, though, is the "Hamilton" diaspora, the show's still-evolving potential to shape culture beyond its walls.
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However, Abike Dabiri, senior special adviser to Nigeria's president of foreign relations and diaspora, said repatriation is not straightforward.
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Some diaspora members defended Eritrea&aposs government, saying it wasn&apost to blame for all the country&aposs ills.
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Germany is home to Europe's largest Turkish diaspora, while the Netherlands also has around half a million ethnic Turks.
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The invitation-only fair features over 254 works from 21 artists representing 254 countries from the continent and diaspora.
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If you look at colonialism as a business or enterprise, the African diaspora is the barista and not Starbucks.
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" De Middel wished to "explore the representation of Africa while challenging ideas around diaspora, race, and societal power structures.
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The second, two-prong threat is Israel's capitulation to religious extremists and the growing disaffection of the Jewish diaspora.
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These artists represent a small fragment of a myriad of experiences and narratives of the Latinx and Filipinx diaspora.
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The impact of migrants is felt throughout society, especially in the economy, which is heavily dependent on the diaspora.
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Also our skin color — I find that TV whitewashes our different shades; they wash the diaspora out of us.
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The Chinese government might then tap or pressure the global Chinese diaspora even more than it has so far.
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The artists offer nuanced narratives that pull from personal migratory paths and experiences of living in the Guyanese diaspora.
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Mr. Bennett is Israel's minister of education, minister of diaspora affairs and the leader of the Jewish Home Party.
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Naftali Bennett is Israel's minister of education, minister of diaspora affairs and the leader of the Jewish Home Party.
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His grandmother rests on her bed in a pensive mood after calling a relative in Florida's rapidly growing diaspora.
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Amidst this unstable political landscape, music was a tool for freedom — both in the Motherland and throughout the diaspora.
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The United States is the biggest market for Pakistani exports, and Pakistani-Americans form its seventh-largest diaspora group.
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Several museum curators took PST: LA/LA as a rare opportunity to integrate Latin American and Latin-diaspora artworks.
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His ties to India's business community, and its diaspora of executives in the United States, have proved more durable.
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"There's also a huge diaspora market, such as people who are British but born to Indian parents," Hanefeld said.
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Juan Guaidó, who last year declared himself Venezuela's interim president, tried to rekindle the energy of his country's diaspora.
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Without a doubt the core of our attraction has been that we are all Iranian artists living in diaspora.
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Diaspora communities and local authorities are preparing for this, with many trying to calm fear before it becomes hysteria.
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Memes that make you laugh but also call upon the deeper issues within the Asian diaspora are the best.
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Washington Heights is bright and colorful, its close-knit community composed of Latinx people from all over the diaspora.
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The New York Times brand now has a firm foothold in the country and among the global Chinese diaspora.
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His Republican ally Senator John McCain visited a buoyant meeting of the Irish diaspora in Yonkers and pledged action.
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The moves reawakened a decades-old dispute over who is a Jew, and Israel's relationship with the Jewish diaspora.
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The largest Hungarian diaspora population, more than half of a total of around 2.4 million people, lives in Romania.
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The Canadian government has dispatched lawmakers to diaspora communities in the United States to persuade people not to come.
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Nyame Brown has transformed the Museum of the African Diaspora into the time machine that a museum should be.
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On Chinese e-commerce platforms like Taobao, Indian-expat vendors sell packets upon packets of Maggi to the diaspora.
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A group of contemporary artists re-imagine the African Diaspora through references to the landscape, masks, clothes, and adornments.
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So does the LGBTQ community on both coasts, some of whom are members of the queer Appalachian diaspora, some not.
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This is a movie about diaspora, but it's also a rom-com through and through, and the main pairing delivers.
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Al-Shabab controls much less territory, there is oil offshore, a flourishing livestock industry, and a talented and wealthy diaspora.
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Once you start digging into the history of the Chinese diaspora, you can see its influence everywhere in the world.
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For Keith Kahn-Harris of Birkbeck College in London, Mr Netanyahu's dalliance with populists "is splitting diaspora Jews from Israel".
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A turning point, when it finally arrives, will no doubt look to Venezuela's diaspora to rebuild what has been destroyed.
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Many of these refugees have been settled into bordering and western nations, becoming part of the ever-growing Somali diaspora.
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It resonated with us as women of the African Diaspora as, similarly, we're not monoliths; we, too, have multiple identities.
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Mr Sinwar has marginalised the diaspora leaders who once ran Hamas from comfortable homes in Beirut, Istanbul and the Gulf.
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Australian-born Hidayat lives with his wife and children in Istanbul, Turkey, which is home to a large Uyghur diaspora.
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She also expanded her approach to include research on diaspora Palestinians, with a focus on intergenerational food habits and memory.
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Somalia has a large diaspora, with many Somalis in Europe and the United States, after fleeing two decades of conflict.
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The Irish diaspora is mobilising by travelling thousands of miles to return to Ireland to vote in the abortion referendum.
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On the island and in the diaspora, the plantain, plátano, or green cooking banana is both staple food and symbol.
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Today the global Armenian population has rebounded, totaling 10 million, with 21625 million residing in the United States Armenian diaspora.
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These sorts of progressive, innovative initiatives and communities can be found all over the African diaspora and the African continent.
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Egypt also launched this week new certificates at attractive yields to lure forex from a diaspora of almost 5 million.
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The government is particularly suspicious of the Ethiopian diaspora, especially its representation in America, which fled abroad during that period.
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It's a great day for our nationalists, who openly urged the Serbian diaspora in the US to vote for Trump.
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The Grace Jones Project continues at the Museum of African Diaspora (685 Mission Street, San Francisco, California) through September 18.
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What if a new society emerged from ideas of modernity and culture arising from the communities of the African Diaspora?
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Trying to lure back foreign currency, Egypt has introduced instruments from diaspora bonds to forex hedging options on local treasuries.
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Across the room in Nega's bungalow, four fellow rebel commanders, all members of the Ethiopian diaspora, were finishing their supper.
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Carlos Vecchio, the Guaidó-appointed ambassador, tweeted Thursday that the embassy had been liberated, thanking the "Venezuelan diaspora" for helping.
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It is right to call on Israelis to take account of Diaspora needs and concerns as well as their own.
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But among the diaspora whispers persisted of compatriots remaining in mountainous hamlets so remote that persecution did not reach them.
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The Bessinger name now dominates South Carolina barbecue, presiding over a complex diaspora of interrelated but not always amicable interests.
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The Puerto Rican population is expected to soon surpass the Cuban diaspora as the largest Latino group in the state.
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Indigenous religions were not only outlawed but literally demonized not just on the continent but across the entire black diaspora.
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But the word "babalawo" alone, like "Mami Wata," provoke fear and mistrust amongst much of the Christian West African diaspora.
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This is what that the state of Israel promises the eight million Jews living in diaspora communities around the world.
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It's all fine, and it's a great way for us to feel connected to our backgrounds, especially in the diaspora.
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It has bitterly divided diaspora leaders in Richmond Hill, Queens, pitting Hindu priests, civic associations and relatives against one another.
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It would prove to be the Jamaican diaspora in particular that would contribute to a very visible black British culture.
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The history of Latino diaspora art in Los Angeles shows that even small, local works can produce big cultural shifts.
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Later, reports emerged in the Gambian diaspora media that Mr. Jammeh had been using his "protocol girls" for sexual favors.
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It's not just the portrayal of the African diaspora in "Black Panther" that pushes boundaries, it's that of the women.
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The juxtaposition injects a discussion of the black body in the African diaspora that's often missing in many technology forums.
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Some people in the group have criticized Subtle Asian Traits for being too focused on the Chinese and Vietnamese diaspora.
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For his first solo gallery exhibition in Los Angeles, Wilson delves into the history of the black diaspora in Istanbul.
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The Jews of the diaspora look up to Israel, admire its astonishing achievements and view it as their second home.
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"Also people are not working in some parts of the west, so remittances from Diaspora workers have dwindled," Bukenya said.
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A statement like that is an insult to the brave and hardworking Puerto Ricans on the island and the diaspora.
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The key to targeting voters in South Florida, Pérez told me, was understanding the fault lines within the diaspora communities.
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Mr. Morean had traveled to the American South in September 2015 as part of his exploration of African diaspora cooking.
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Along with my extended family in the Somali diaspora, I help support a primary school near the Ethiopia-Somaliland border.
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Professor Palmer identified five streams of African diaspora, the first being the initial spread of humans from Africa in prehistory.
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The couple has continued to work with members of that Tribe diaspora, performing often and recording in their basement studio.
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Shabazz Palaces built vamps methodically, with Mr. Butler running his own electronics and Mr. Maraire claiming an entire African diaspora.
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The primary targets for these more sophisticated attacks: China's ethnic minorities and their diaspora in other countries, the researchers said.
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The latest dispatch from Chicago's avant-garde jazz diaspora is "Fly or Die," the trumpeter Jaimie Branch's forthcoming debut album.
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Though the ingredients are almost all local, the food reflects Israel's polyglot culture, with influences from across the Jewish diaspora.
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Puerto Ricans on the island and in the diaspora are still coping with trauma from Hurricane Maria in September 2017.
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Read, as well, our excerpt from Joan Nathan's new book, "King Solomon's Table," about the food of the Jewish diaspora.
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Lebanon has long relied on a steady flow of dollars from its overseas diaspora to help fund its financial system.
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Lebanon has long relied on a steady flow of dollars from its overseas diaspora to help fund its financial system.
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Israeli Diaspora Affairs Minister Naftali Bennett attended the ceremony in Pittsburgh, and said the names of the victims out loud.
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"I had this idea of how empowering and healing it can be to join up these diaspora dots," he said.
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The Indian diaspora, however, is a lot more diverse than two leaders who took the stage would want to admit.
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International humanitarian and rights groups and the Muslim diaspora have been in high dither over Burma's crackdown on Rohingya Muslims.
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Campaigners from the Eritrean diaspora such as "One Day Seyoum" have launched a social media campaign using the hashtag #happybirthdayciham.
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Marley was speaking for the downtrodden and urging oppressed people throughout the African diaspora to revolt by any means necessary.
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It pays homage to the African diaspora, celebrating the influence of black mythology on pop culture and western visual culture.
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However, in the face of this pain, the extensive joy and beauty of the African diaspora exists all around us.
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This was and is an international conversation, with both locals and even the desi diaspora, like Hasan Minhaj, getting involved.
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The Chechen diaspora is so strong and that's why we need, as soon as we can, to relocate them abroad.
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I don't think many people know about the level of organization of the civil society organizations of the Eritrean diaspora.
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"When I say the Diaspora, I don't mean it in the way that we typically use the term," he continues.
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Best of African Diaspora International Film Festival 51743 (Friday through Sunday) The African Diaspora International Film Festival presented its lineup in December, and is back with three days of highlights, including "BadddDD Sonia Sanchez," the centerpiece of the festival's closing night and winner of its prize for best film directed by a woman of color.
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Her voice echoes the pain of the civil war and remains greatly applauded by Western audiences and the Arab diaspora today.
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Meanwhile officials at Armenia's Ministry of the Diaspora, which was caught unprepared by the influx of Syrians, are taking no chances.
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Liberia also had an impressive diaspora, some members of which were being lured home by Western-level salaries paid by charities.
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What American Jews all share; however, is that we are part of the diaspora, or Jews who live outside of Israel.
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I think that if you look a little about the Tamil community, the diaspora is mainly in England and in Canada.
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This has made it nearly impossible for Sudanese people in the country to communicate with their loved ones in the diaspora.
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The show, curated by Ekow Eshun at the Museum of the African Diaspora (MoAD), does more than fixate on racist stereotypes.
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These differences in content and form nevertheless have the commonality of growing out of questions pertinent to the broader black diaspora.
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In an email, Mr. Skinner said he has a "record of strong and unwavering support" for all in the Caribbean diaspora.
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After India, Mexico has the second largest diaspora, with 12 million living abroad, the majority of them in the United States.
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The founders' goal is for Bae to become the best Black dating app in the U.S. and across the African diaspora.
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The practice made headlines in 2015 when three members of the Bohra diaspora in Australia were convicted of FGM-related offences.
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The return of the successful Tamil diaspora would be a game-changer in terms of expertise, access to capital and support.
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A Chinese diaspora in places like Malaysia or Vietnam, paired with plenty of mainland tourists, offers a beachhead into those markets.
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"At some point there is going to be a terrorist diaspora out of Syria like we've never seen before," Comey said.
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As yet their ambitions are directed mainly at the Asian near-abroad, as well as at Chinese tourists and the diaspora.
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I'm still trying to navigate friendship in the post-college diaspora, and calls like this always make me feel really good!
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Whilst that also accounts for the Chinese diaspora, it is a sign that Steam already has significant traction among China's gamers.
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With some 40m Americans claiming Irish heritage it also presented an opportunity for American politicians to curry favour among the diaspora.
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Set in a future, inhabited galaxy, humanity coexists along with thousands of aliens and artificial intelligences in a vast, interstellar diaspora.
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Genetic testing is becoming a popular way to reach across the African diaspora, the Atlantic reports from the Aspen Ideas Festival.
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Six months later, Puerto Ricans, both on the island and in the diaspora, are still looking for answers to that question.
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Portugal also has a draw for the intellectual diaspora that was previously educated abroad, and now hankers after the old country.
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Just under 3m people live there; at least 1m Albanians, the largest part of the diaspora, live in Greece and Italy.
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Imposed menu: Husk cherries, peach, Swiss chard, yellow long beans, with a ginger lemon saffron sauce and Diaspora Co. turmeric couscous.
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"Debriefing Session II" posits, in the performer's words, "a diaspora of paintings," as the dispersal of objects mirrors that of people.
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With the European diaspora of coaches trained in the Barcelona way, Mr Cruyff's ideas are still being taught across the world.
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All these establishments have complained that they are receiving unfriendly attention from Ditib and other pro-Erdogan forces in Germany's diaspora.
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"That country (Israel) has mobilized its Diaspora in America to do its bidding in America," said DNC deputy chair Keith Ellison.
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OFWs in spotlight On his trips to foreign countries, the president often takes time to meet members of the Filipino diaspora.
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Filipinos are one of the world's largest diaspora populations, with more than 10 million — that's one in ten — seeking work abroad.
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Starting in the early 2000s, a series of seminars in America and Europe brought together diaspora Armenians and Turkish Armenian intellectuals.
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Fears of a deepening divide The bill's critics also warned that it risked deepening the divide between Israel and Diaspora Jewry.
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Messages of support streamed in from across Mexico, and the Mexican diaspora as far away as Texas, Florida, France, and Dubai.
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In this collection of stories, diaspora exerts a magnetic pull, orienting lives along a line between Jamaica and the United States.
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"At some point there is going to be a terrorist diaspora out of Syria like we've never seen before," he said.
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Though the themes of love and sisterhood are universal, she assumes most of those viewers are members of the African diaspora.
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Iran's influence would perhaps contract and Kurdish diaspora populations in Syria, Turkey and Iran would possibly agitate for their own independence.
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The international community can also mobilize finance - but attracting investment from the Somali diaspora around the world is key, he added.
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Violence in the past between nationalist Turks and Kurds has occurred in Germany, which is home to Europe's largest Turkish diaspora.
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Indeed, restitution might catalyze a dynamic relationship between Poland and its Jewish Diaspora, a large portion of which includes American Jewry.
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Yaa, like increasing numbers of the African diaspora, decided to stop practicing Christianity in favor of a religion of African heritage.
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Edelawit Hussien: The idea of the film was a representation of my idea of the millennial Africana individual of the diaspora.
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As both artist and grudging representative of the Sudanese diaspora, Alsarah makes a music and tells a truth free of nostalgia.
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They account for roughly 14 percent of the entire undocumented population, and have remained largely invisible compared to other minority diaspora.
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The streets were drug-heavy, and a diaspora of once-powerful manufacturing plants left certain parts along the waterfront totally abandoned.
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The African diaspora reaches far and wide: the Afro-Caribbean communities of London, Black Canadians, Afro-Brazilians, and on and on.
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It created a large exodus of young artists, a diaspora of Dominican artists migrating to other countries to continue their art.
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"He talks in a language people understand," says Ademo, who joined Abiy's US tour as a consultant on the American diaspora.
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"A lot of the dances and rhythms survived the slave trade, so all throughout the diaspora there's a connection," she said.
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In her reimagined worlds we — that is, people of the African Diaspora — have dynasties, have comfort and ease and self-possession.
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The film airs as part of World's "AfroPoP: The Ultimate Cultural Exchange" series, which highlights the diversity of the black diaspora.
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When it is explored in depth, our cuisine reveals the nuances of regions and peoples, and those of diaspora and return.
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Family members on the ground were less sure of what was happening, while those in the diaspora were supplying the information.
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He also ignores the diaspora of Southern evangelicals who became a key political apparatus for the religious right in the West.
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Jews have lived on the Italian peninsula for more than 2,000 years, one of the oldest communities in the Western Diaspora.
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Liminal Space, curated by Grace Aneiza Ali at the Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute, explores how migration has impacted Guyana.
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Melon-heads like Stanley experienced two decades of N.F.L. diaspora while their beloved Rams played in St. Louis from 1995-2015.
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Cassava, also known as yuca, showed up in multiple courses, a reflection of its importance in the cuisines of the diaspora.
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So I joined the "brain drain" — the diaspora of Puerto Ricans with the means and professional prospects to start somewhere else.
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Her writing has been featured in Hyperallergic, Nueva Luz Photographic Journal, HYCIDE magazine and MFON: Women Photographers of the African Diaspora.
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At large, Modisakeng's practice excavates forgotten histories breathing life into stories that often parallel contemporary issues across the Global African Diaspora.
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Nigeria, for instance, is a U.S. counter-terrorism partner and there is a large Nigerian diaspora community in the United States.
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Art Reviews 'Souls Grown Diaspora,' a movement's northern reach; Frederick Weston's 'Blue Bedroom Blues'; Nicholas Krushenick's collages; Eric Brown's 'Longhand' paintings.
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It's more like a magnet, drawing on and realigning possibilities from across Africa and the African diaspora with a Nigerian sensibility.
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The island's recovery is now a critical issue in local races, with candidates jostling to appear in touch with the diaspora.
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While many winter celebrations reflect European traditions, the vibrant seven-day Kwanzaa festival has its roots in Africa and its diaspora.
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Mukherjee has said that the "immigrant/diaspora novel" has been done to death, and is now full of clichés and sentimentality.
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Until now, India's relationship with Saudi Arabia has been driven primarily by trade and the Indian diaspora in the Middle East.
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He has appeared before plenty of big rallies of his diaspora supporters, in America, Britain, Australia and many points in between.
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The calm, husky tone and understated beats of Burna Boy, from Nigeria, belie a determination to unite Africa and its diaspora.
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It draws together verdant orchestration, spoken narration and intimate tête-à-têtes between instruments from different corners of the African diaspora.
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This semiregular party is the brainchild of its host and resident D.J. Bembona, who specializes in music of the Latinx diaspora.
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He added that, as a member of the African diaspora, he appreciated being able to see his heritage in European museums.
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Hector Tobar writes of the "diaspora renaissance," the rising cultural expression and influence of immigrants now living in the United States.
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Jameel Mohammed is inspired by the influence of the African diaspora and designs with that in mind for his line, KHIRY.
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It brought together almost 100 works under the guise of the domestic to complicate our ideas of modernity, migration, and diaspora.
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Instead of looking at country music as a white art form, we all ought to recognize its importance to the African diaspora.
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That's a route that The Juggernaut, a new pay-to-play publication targeted at the South Asian diaspora, is going down now.
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"They're still there, with no assistance, no water, no food," said Gugu Mngadi, a spokeswoman for the African Diaspora Forum in Johannesburg.
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But the authors do touch on the most fascinating question of all: how this gilded corner of the diaspora influences India itself.
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For the Tibetan diaspora, thousands of people flung around the world, it flies as a symbol of hope, and unity, and identity.
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The Chinese diaspora and 215,22014 Chinese students in American colleges and universities mean there are a great many personal ties between them.
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Mfon: Women Photographers of the African Diaspora is an anthology of black female photographers, featuring more than 22017 artists and their work.
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Monáe uses her access to black culture and history to unite herself out of diaspora, drawing strength from her alter ego, Cindi.
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They can also investigate the past: A daily tour of the museum's collections will acquaint them with artifacts from the African diaspora.
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It is unlikely to become one, but is trying to lure back emigrants and to attract members of the ethnic-Chinese diaspora.
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Many in the Vietnamese diaspora say Czechs and Poles have over time come to see them as a "safe" type of migrant.
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It's an app of middling popularity in the west but, in Asia and among the Chinese diaspora, China's WeChat is a phenomenon.
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But many people living in the Iranian diaspora hoped that there will be an eventual thawing of relations between the two countries.
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United Bank for Africa on Monday said the lender had been appointed as one of the bookrunners on the diaspora bond deal.
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The company plans to launch a private land registry in Kenya this month to help clients, mostly diaspora investors, buy property safely.
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Histories of exile, repatriation, and diaspora transform the works into vehicles for reimagining the most intimate aspects of these contested psychic spaces.
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Although the relationship between Uber, Cabify, and the Venezuelan diaspora is often mutually beneficial, it also could be easily perceived as exploitative.
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That means bringing Indian content, which is typically based on mythology, beyond the Indian diaspora and to international audiences across the world.
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As an Iraqi growing up in the diaspora, we had two books in our library at home that I was obsessed with.
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Posters of her famous photo were printed out and hung around refugee camps that occupied the West Bank, Gaza, and the diaspora.
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She traveled to several countries in Africa attempting to build a connection with the diaspora while also continuing to read and write.
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When: Saturday, November 16, 2019, 12-6 pm Where: Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute (120 E 125th St, Harlem, New York)
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It included a request for an "Afrikan Diaspora floor" at UCLA and a "safe space" for "Africana identifying students" at Oberlin University.
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Faculty and alumni refer to Howard as "the mecca," in part because it has historically attracted students from throughout the African diaspora.
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Remittances from the Filipino global diaspora totaled $26.9 billion in 2016 — equivalent to half the country's total export revenue for the year.
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"The main non-Christian religions in Latin America are those of the African diaspora, which are religions of spirit possession," Chesnut said.
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Over the course of nine sequels, the series grew to cover a takeover from Earth, a galactic diaspora, and ancient alien megastructures.
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Although young learners in China have little choice, outside the country, among the Chinese diaspora communities, the pull of English is strong.
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Remittances by India's 20-million-strong diaspora account for a significant 4 percent of the country's gross domestic product, Mr. Leonard said.
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Addressing selected members of the Indian diaspora in London, Modi called on society to do more while urging against politicizing the issue.
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In terms of connecting with one another, people throughout the African diaspora are in a more advantageous place today than ever before.
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The story of the Rahami family is a typical one for the Afghan diaspora, tracing the fallout from the wars in Afghanistan.
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"The new law threatens to drive a wedge between Israel and the diaspora and fuel the campaign to delegitimize Israel," warned Fuchs.
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The block presents a microcosm of the Mexican diaspora in the South Bronx, with immigrants at different stages of their American experience.
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In Africa and throughout the black diaspora, we all sort of see the American experience as the modernity of black culture. Modernity?
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The New Republic asked a dozen thinkers for their reflections on the evolving relationship between Israel and the Jewish Diaspora in America.
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In the history of photography that has concerned itself with Africa and its diaspora, the concept of the portal has been central.
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China views members of its diaspora in the US including students and technology company executives as "being beholden to them," Priestap said.
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