What are you even talking about? The "bread is cake" thing came from 1 weird tax case, involving the sandwich chain, Subway. It isn't a real thing to begin with, let alone descriptive of American bread.

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I think the difference is that Chinese system is normative while Indian one is both normative and descriptive. According to Confucianism, merchants are less worthy. This DID have political effects (eg during the Ming). It's an attempt to resist the natural hierarchy somewhat.

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acting maliciously. but i do think that, within queer spaces at least, this tends to be a vocal minority and not descriptive of the experiences of most queer people who have complex or unusual relationships with their labels. this is especially queer people who aren't (20/23)

I tweaked the article ... that description I had wasn't fully descriptive enough ... good call

// i got tired of how vague the terms “carry” and “m1” are here are more descriptive role terms

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la mosaïque culturelle? nope… but Persian mosaic, yet each piece is uniquely stands alone by itselfe to make the whole- layered n complex. the man sitting by the entrance gets it, eh. it ain’t melting pot like Amerika nor it is a salad bowl, eh - like the Persian tiles diverse groups of tile coexist while maintaining their distinct identities. term “multicultural” is often misunderstood n misused… Multiculturalism is associated w/ “identity politics,” “ politics of difference,” n “ politics of recognition,” all of which share a commitment to revaluing disrespected identities and changing dominant patterns of representation n communication that marginalize certain groups. furthermore there’s a matter of economic interests n political power: it includes demands for remedying economic n political disadvantages that ppl suffer as a result of their marginalized group identities. if we assume multiculturalism is used as a descriptive term to characterize fact of diversity in a society where focus is on *multiculturalism as a normative ideal in context of Western liberal democratic societies.* while this term has come to encompass a variety of normative claims n goals, it’s proponents basically find common ground in *rejecting the ideal of “melting pot” in which members of minority groups are expected to assimilate into dominant culture. instead, proponents of multiculturalism endorse an ideal in which *members of minority groups can maintain their distinctive collective identities n practices.*

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When did these bots start becoming so descriptive, this is scaryehshje

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Um wow, that’s very descriptive, but I think I’d drive myself crazy paying attention to what everyone’s race and nationality is! It’s America, we’re the melting pot of the world, that’s what makes us so great 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

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