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Article: The bent pin: with liberty and pug noses for all.
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- National Review
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- July 6, 2009
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YOU have to learn to crawl before you can walk over hot coals. Our present love affair with diversity, inclusion, and multiculturalism got its training wheels in the early '70s when the melting pot boiled over and Ethnic Awareness hit the fan.
It was a total rejection of E pluribus unum, our original version of inclusion whereby vastly different peoples pledged to the same ideals, language, and customs were to be gradually melded into a national type. Less loftily known as "Americanization," the melding process eventually took on a cookie-cutter aspect that offended the obsessive individuality enshrined by the '60s. Worse, the cookie in question was none other ...
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Article: SINCLAIR TO HOST REALIZING ETHNIC AWARENESS AND ...
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February 6, 2007 ;
700+ words
... ... at Sinclair's Art department in Room 13201, second floor of Building 13, on the Sinclair campus. REACH - Realizing Ethnic Awareness and Cultural Heritage - is a collaborative program between Sinclair and DVAC promoting understanding and celebrating the ...
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