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Ethnically meaning
Of or pertaining to ethnicity.
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Is it blatant discrimination or is it a form of 'affirmative action' for ethnically Japanese people who would otherwise be underrepresented as compared to their non-ethnically Japanese fellow citizens?
Given that the Alexandrian mathematicians mentioned here were active several hundred years after the founding of the city, it would seem at least equally possible that they were ethnically Egyptian as that they remained ethnically Greek.
Now this is not to say that JC never brought on a racially or ethnically diverse brand influencer.
Pro-Palestine protesters climbed on the Soldiers & Sailors Monument and chanted “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free,” a call for Jews to be ethnically cleansed from the land between the Jordan River and the Mediterranean Sea.
Roughly a century ago, Turkish forces ethnically cleansed Greeks from ancient Ionia and its capital of Smyrna — a homeland of Greek peoples for millennia.
The glittering success of Rishi Sunak’s cabinet, the most ethnically diverse in British political history, shows that such social mobility is more than possible.
The president of the European Parliament has said she has conveyed the legislative body’s support for the appointment of a United Nations envoy to evaluate the chances of resuming talks to reunify ethnically divided Cyprus.
The researchers analyzed data from an ethnically diverse population of 161,000 postmenopausal women in a long-running U.S. women's health study.
What are you going to do—ethnically cleanse them?
What Putin boasts about is not multiculturalism: these are feudal policies, in which there is one set of laws in ethnically Russian regions and a different one in non-Russian-majority ones.
You can do all this and more inside the 77 dynamic, ethnically varied neighborhoods that make up Chicago’s core.
A BBC report in February was removed from its website after it did not establish causation as well as correlation when describing higher premiums in ethnically diverse areas.
At the mid-February event, many in the racially and ethnically diverse crowd wore a rainbow of vivid colors – fluorescent turquoise, electric orange, neon pink – in their Nike, Adidas and New Balance sneakers.
Both she and her boyfriend were ethnically from that area.
Ethnically diverse Jiribam, which was largely untouched by the clashes in Imphal Valley and the adjoining hills, witnessed violence after the mutilated body of a farmer was found in a field in June this year.
Gachagua faced allegations ranging from corruption and insubordination to engaging in ethnically divisive politics, money laundering, undermining government initiatives and intimidating public officials.
In Darfur, the RSF has conducted a wave of ethnically motivated violence against non-Arab groups that some have concluded amounts to genocide.
OFAC cited Juma's role in leading the RSF's operations, holding him responsible for widespread terror inflicted on local populations, including targeted killings, conflict-related sexual violence, and ethnically motivated violence.
The controversial memo, leaked early in 2023, labeled American Catholics who attend the Tridentine Mass (the form of the Mass common prior to 1969) as “racially or ethnically motivated violent extremists” (RMVEs).
The newly established Israeli government continued its aggression against the Palestinians by terrorizing Palestinian communities, ethnically cleansing 1.1 million Palestinians, and forcing them into displaced persons and refugee camps.