What concept does the school have of a multiracial society?

Most Americans believe that they live in a truly multiracial society, where the same opportunities exist for all.

A country that was overwhelmingly white and middle class is evolving into a multiracial society.

They're trying to make it a multiracial society, and on some levels it works.

The victim could, therefore, be seen as "a sacrifice to the multiracial society."

"But we want to raise the question: Does it not make good business sense for companies to redefine their relationship with a multiracial society?"

"This is a multiracial society, and even though no one would now ever think of enforcing such a law, it's embarrassing."

But the prospect of a multiracial society horrifies the Japanese.

Finally, the difficulties of devising appropriate services in a multiracial society are also considered.

This experience reinforced the need for a multiracial society based on equality among races.

At risk, many here believe, is South Africa's very survival as a multiracial society.

Lyon, like other French cities, is part of a new multiracial society with a large immigrant population.

Japan is not a multiracial society,draw your own conclusions.

Over decades, the islands emerged as a vibrant multiracial society and the proud 50th state.

Others say they highlight an underlying problem with labeling people by race in an increasingly multiracial society.

But he was no less firmly convinced that black Americans must strive for full inclusion in a multiracial society.

It is a fact that public policy is now making the United States a multiracial society.

In this context, Relgis identified multiracial society as a positive paradigm.

He talks quietly of "the politics of accommodation in a multiracial society."

And again viewers are asked to consider a broader question: Can America exist as a multiracial society?

In the coastal and other settlements, early workers lived closely together in a multiracial society.

But American pay coupled with a multiracial society similar to Brazil's have been irresistible.

In addition, the group opposes England's multiracial society.

But Spaniards are uneasy over seeing their long-homogeneous nation being transformed into a multiracial society.

Neither black nor white, they serve as living symbols that South Africa is (and has always been) a multiracial society.