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This document discusses multiculturalism and the existence of multiple cultures within countries. It notes that the discovery era marked the beginning of population movements between continents. It also mentions that May 21st is World Day for Cultural Diversity, which recognizes the importance of culture and cultural diversity. Some examples of multicultural countries given are Canada and Brazil. The document discusses how multiculturalism implies claims and achievements for minorities like women, black people, indigenous people, homosexuals and others. It also outlines some principles and potential problems of multiculturalism.
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- 1. Click to start... Multiculturalism Catarina Borges Nº6 11º-G English
- 2. Multiculturalism we are diferente… but we are all equal !
- 3. Multiculturalism Multiculturalism is a term which describes the existence of multiple cultures in a town, city or country.
- 4. Multiculturalism How the relation progresses with new cultures? The discoveries marked the beginning of the process of European expansion and reinforcement of population movements between continents.
- 5. Multiculturalism On May 21st, the world celebrates World Day for Cultural Diversity On this date, UNESCO mobilizes governments and society to recognize the importance of culture and cultural diversity
- 6. Multiculturalism Are examples of multicultural countries. Canada Brazil
- 7. Multiculturalism Multiculturalism implies claims and achievements of calls minorities like: women
- 8. Multiculturalism Multiculturalism implies claims and achievements of calls minorities like: black people
- 9. Multiculturalism Multiculturalism implies claims and achievements of calls minorities like: indians
- 10. Multiculturalism Multiculturalism implies claims and achievements of calls minorities like: homosexuals
- 11. Multiculturalism Multiculturalism implies claims and achievements of calls minorities like: And Others They are also part of the world!
- 12. These relations among cultures are called multiculturalism. Multiculturalism Currently, due to the ethnic diversity that characterizes our planet, and the existence of nations, regions, is much easier to establish cordiality and relationship between them and their cultural practices.
- 13. Multiculturalism Do you see any difference?
- 14. Multiculturalism Some people only see in black and white
- 15. Multiculturalism Principles : • total respect for all cultures; • equality of opportunity and treatment; • opportunities to participate in public and social life;
- 16. Multiculturalism Problems : • afraid of society and fear of being different;
- 17. Multiculturalism Problems : • afraid of racist attitudes made by some groups;
- 18. Multiculturalism Problems : • afraid of being disadvantaged in relation to others.
- 19. Multiculturalism Let’s have hope and courage to STOP the hypocrisy !
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