| The carnival came out of ordinary people's desire to combat racism and celebrate multiracialism. |
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| There is now more tolerance of gay people and liberal lifestyles, but hostility to multiracialism is growing. |
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| The multiracialism of Kapisu's population is reflected in the origins of the objects found there. |
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| Nowhere in the West has multiracialism ever been presented as a political choice that one could either accept or reject. |
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| And that's what the fairy tale of multiracialism and multiculturalism leads to. |
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| The fact that so many of these stories concerned crimes and misdemeanours perhaps hinted at how troubled some aspects of post-imperial Britain's multiracialism had been. |
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| Jeffries looks at these questions and more, including a key chapter on multiracialism that is based on interviews with 49 mixed race individuals. |
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| Jayant Prakash, who has died aged 62, was a champion of multiracialism whose professional life and friendships demonstrated a great love for the people of his native Fiji. |
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| The constitution was 'repatriated' and the glories of multiracialism were discovered. |
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| Thus the Constitution establishes the principles of democracy, decentralization, multiculturalism, multiracialism, multi-ethnicity, multireligion and multilingualism in a united republic which is Sudan. |
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| Neil Gotanda offers a useful definition of tolerance and diversity, where tolerance is acceptance of multiculturalism and multiracialism as necessary evils in a given society. |
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| Multiracialism, it was noted, was a key feature of the national identity of Singapore. |
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| Multiracialism and multiculturalism within society also means multiplicity of conflicts. |
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