ethnic diversity
Mixed heritage population
Ethnic diversity describes the presence of multiple ethnic groups within a population, region, or organization.
A neighborhood with ethnic diversity includes people from various cultural backgrounds.
The term appears frequently in discussions of demographics, workplace composition, and social policy: The university prides itself on its ethnic diversity.
Ethnic diversity enriches communities with different traditions and perspectives.
- folkloreInherited cultural narratives
- festivalsOrganized communal celebrations
- street fairOutdoor community market event
- inclusionBeing made part
- traditionsLong-established customs passed down
minority rights · multiculturalism · representation · immigrant families · second generation · anti-discrimination laws · cultural mosaic · coexistence · mixed heritage · affirmative action · heritage · old country · pluralism · languages · integration · cultural exchanges · migration patterns · social cohesion
- Nepali culturevarna, topi, Mustang, caste system, Dalit
- AfricaEgypt, Kenya, Nigeria, South Africa, Tanzania
- demographicspopulation density, population growth, age distribution, population, gender ratio
- cross-culturalcultural clashes, cross-cultural romance, cultural adaptation, cultural hybridity, hybrid identity
- diverse castingensemble cast, color-blind casting, representation
- ethnic literatureimmigrant stories, slave narratives, postcolonial, indigenous stories, indigenous voices
ethnic diversityethnonationalism
Politics privileging ethnic identity
racial purity · segregation · ethnic cleansing · apartheid · white nationalism
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