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Writer Alex Thomson argues that "Ethnicity may often be the agent of political mobilization but it is rarely the primary cause of conflicts."
Ethnicity is a defining force in modern African politics. It has, however, been employed so negatively that the term is now synanimous to chaos.
The definition of ethnicity has been the centre of conflict between "Euro-centric" and "Afro-centric" scholars. J.H Greenberg provides an alternative view to this debate.
As stated by historian John Middleton, "it was during colonialism that the ethnic categories which designate different human groups gained quasi definitive rigidity".
Last week, we asked: What hold societies together, or what is the nature of solidarity? This week, we will explore notions of ethnicity in response to that question.
Many historians say the Moors were the group that brought the Western world out of the Dark Ages making a significant impact on the current day world. But who were they?
Identity politics is dead, and with it the outdated models of ethnicity and race. Canada's new generation of young, educated, urban elites is defining Canada.
The Latino or Hispanic market is an affluent, well-educated, and growing market. Use these tips for effective Hispanic marketing for both for profit and not for profits.
Can the future of multiculturalism be forecast from film trends? Is the secret to the survival of Indigenous cultures contained in the ethnic versatility of actors?
There's more to Russia than just Russians! The Russian Federation is a fascinating quilt of cultures, from Abkhazians to Yukaghirs.
There were more than 56,000 new HIV infections in the United States in 2006. Researchers have broken down the statistics to show which groups are most at risk.
The Christ poll I ran was misleading - Jesus' appearance is irrelevant to his African ethnicity, and to his politics - aboriginal activism against colonial oppression.
Maxine Hong Kingston's 1976 memoir The Woman Warrior explores her experience as a Chinese-American woman.
Having been a victim of domestic violence, the road ahead could be overwhelming with making new decisions and experiencing different situations.
China's government is highly restrictive of some religions. This article examines the often-overlooked motivations lying behind laws unfamiliar to many in the West.
This article guides the beginner writer through the three categories of conservatism, moderation, and liberalism in the context of writing about race.
The pilgrims landed on Plymouth Rock nearly 400 years ago. They established a government and churches, and, today, their influence remains strong.
Scientists are making progress against breast cancer as diagnoses are declining and research is revealing how ethnicity may impact prevalence and risk factors.
Learn about the differences in texture, thickness, strength and shine between African, Asian, and Caucasian hair types.
The names authors choose for the characters they write should help the reader identify with and better understand the character.
Busyness and materialism can erode the meaning of Christian Christmas celebrations. Use this Advent worship service to set up the season for purposeful prayer and action.
Western understanding of Intolerance based on ethnicity is the first priority in order to understand the Crisis in Darfur.
In cities all over the world, people of different faith, colour and belief participate in community-based festivities.
The myth of race has long dominated definitions of Aboriginality in Australia, impacting on the plethora of Aboriginal policies that continue to marginalise our peoples.
Many soldiers are fighting in the Middle East, but who exactly are they fighting for and against, and what are the origins of these warring groups of people?
Not unlike the early days of move making when segregation was the rule of the day, some experts argue that despite advances minorities are still only given certain roles.
Attending support groups, finding birth records and contacting agencies are important steps for adoptees looking for information about their biological parents.
Everyone needs a certain amount of body fat to be healthy. Do you know how much body fat you have? Bioelectrical impedance analysis can tell you.
On Dec. 3, 2008, a judge ruled in favor of the Mattel corporation's desire to pull almost all of the popular Bratz-brand dolls off of the shelves. What does this mean?
The Database of Award-Winning Children's Literature helps readers find quality children's books, authors, and illustrators, and allows searches in a variety of fields.
Africans listened to President Obama's inaugural speech with keen interest as they hoped to know early enough what to expect from their son in the White House.
Parisian dresses and traditional Greek costumes were seen side by side in royal balls and fashionable promenades of 19thC Athens.
What's the big hullabaloo about this season of Survivor? Gasp! They've gone and separated the tribes by race. It's not that big of a deal. Really!
Answering some FAQ's about personal identity and duality in Indigenous and non-Indigenous contexts, especially the impact of the "mixed race" myth on Aboriginal heritage.
Nearly 350,000 non-German volunteers from no less than 16 occupied countries served willingly in Adolf Hitler's Waffen SS combat units from 1940-1945.
The garland is the stores is nice but at Christmas, nice isn't enough.
This November, organizations such as the Adoption Council of Canada will be building awareness about adoption through events, panel discussions and advertising campaigns.
It has been shown through research that behavioral strategies are superior to cognitive intervention for motivating patients to begin physically active lifestyles.
Meatloaf, in some form or another, has been around since long before the invention of meat grinders. In the 1900s, meatloaf was not only a quick dish to prepare but also
A murder straight out of a James Bond movie leads Booth, Bones, and the gang to investigate a spy ring.
An Illinois State Court Judge reflects on her three decades in the courtroom. She has changed and the courts have changed. Why and how.
Children who are overweight and less active ere found to experience narrowing of the airways after physical activity in research study by K-State researcher.
Doing good deeds is part of a Muslim's lifestyle. This is taught to children through a variety of methods. One way is to record good deeds.
People searching for U.S. online university programs and degree options have a new web tool to choose the most suitable university distance education option.
Lists of risk factors vary by source. A study published by the American Psychological Association reviewed more than 300 articles assessing various risk factors.
A few quick tips on how to dine out while staying healthy and fit.
Preservation of both cultures can be maintained through community programs. Social change and ethnic/religious tolerance blossoms from academia.


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