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See also bilingualism, carnival, dual-language texts, equal opportunities, multilingualism, traditional tales The term ‘multiculturalism’ can simply mean the coexistence of several different cultures in one place but it usually has a...

See also bilingualism, carnival, dual-language texts, language variety, multiculturalism The children in British classrooms now reflect the diversity of cultures, religions and languages in our world. The wide range of literacy experience in which many...

FROM THE RISING sales of rap music to the popularity of Spanish-language television, from the mosques and temples that have changed the skylines of many cities and towns to the sea of faces on the streets of New York, Chicago, or Miami—the signs...

Multiculturalism In many academic fields in the United States after 1970, multiculturalism has meant that members of historically disadvantaged nonwhite or minority racial and ethnic groups have distinctive knowledge and ways of knowing that ought to...

The term multiculturalism generally refers to a state of both cultural and ethnic diversity within the demographics of a particular social space. Some countries have official, or de jure, multiculturalism policies aimed at preserving the cultures or...

As Canadian as apple pie 1995 The title captures more than the content of this 1995 article written by political historian Garth Stevenson of Brock University. It also captures an element which was to prove characteristic of Inroads' approach: kicking sacred cows, in...

The Lake County, Fla., school board, complying with a state directive, agreed recently to teach multiculturalism. But then it added a twist: No matter how multicultural things got, students were to be taught that American culture is "superior to other foreign or historic cultures."...

Toy store aisles are getting a multicultural makeover. Bolstered by the success of Nickelodeon's popular bilingual children's character, Dora the Explorer, and the spending power of the nation's growing minority population, toy retailers across the country are filling their shelves with dolls whose skin colors...

Kudos to Hank Brown, president of the University of Colorado, and the CU Board of Regents for doing the right thing and firing Ward Churchill.Unfortunately, what most riled public opinion about Churchill -- his reference to 9/11 victims as "little Eichmanns" -- isn't confined to...

In the following essay, Little focuses on Louise Erdrich's treatment of culture and personal identity in The Antelope Wife, characterizing Erdrich's depiction of both as fluid and continually evolving.

In the following essay, Grobman explores how multicultural literature has—or has not—been integrated into the teaching of modern literary theory, commenting that, “[when we allow and encourage our students to consider a text in its many literary and nonliterary traditions, we bring students into the debates of multiculturalism.”]

In the following essay, Whitfield traces the evolution of multiculturalism as a field of academic study within the disciplines of history and literature since the 1950s, identifying several theoretical discrepancies and inconsistencies in multicultural scholarship.

This is a personal essay in which the author describes her move to Vancouver, Canada, and the experience of living in a multicultural environment. The discussion includes her observations about those cultures, her attempts to adapt, and her resulting emotions, experiences, and cultural education.

Discusses multiculturalism in the United States. Differentiates between race and culture. Examines the benefits of a multicultural society.

This essay is about multiculturalism in the United States.