multicultural
Adjective
Meaning
of or relating to or including several cultures
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a multicultural event
Although this new, multicultural form of Isis absorbed characteristics from many other deities, her original mythological nature as a wife and mother was key to her appeal.
As a genre-bending 20-year-old artist, Umi is a trendy favorite amongst the current generation of millennial and Gen Z music listeners, serving as a multicultural role model that embodies a chill vibe.
Brisco added that Harris may continue to broaden the definition of diversity in Hollywood productions, further normalizing multiracial and multicultural characters in the story line.
But at the same time, he arrived to propose an interreligious and multicultural project to create a universal system of justice, which required from him a broad interdisciplinary perspective.
Carl Wolter, a social worker, and Suneel Khanna, a PR professional, met in Palm Springs in 2018 and planned a multicultural celebration in Toronto for this June.