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preferential treatment for groups within society to correct structural inequality or to compensate for historical wrongs
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involves state polices that allow different cultures to survive and flourish; big emphasis on laws
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when a group bring political awareness to their issues in society; when how they identify themselves is expressed politically
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rights in which positive discrimination is used to tackle historical exclusion from public life that disadvantaged cultures have experienced
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based on Aristotle's idea that things that are alike should be treated alike
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rights in which claims are put forward by national minorities or indigenous people who ask for political autonomy or territorial control
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type of integration in which everyone is treated as as individual and not on the basis of difference
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all members of a society have an innate right to be valued, respected and treated equally
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multiculturalism that argues diversity strengthens cultural mixing and global citizenship
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belief that certain values are applicable to all individuals and societies regardless of differences
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the process in which minorities adopting the values customs and beliefs of the majority
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when ethnic and religious groups become increasingly separated
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rights in which policy responses to demands of immigrant groups who wish to maintain their cultural identity
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multiculturalism that puts emphasis on diversity and states all cultures are equally legitimate
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the view that different races and cultures within a state is possible positive and should be celebrated
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multiculturalism which endorses all citizens being united and working together
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the willingness to accept values, customs and beliefs with which one disagrees
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values, customs and beliefs that are passed on down the generations through learning
