#multicultural communities

[giveconsulting]

Mission, Values, and Commitment of Angel Care Hospice and Palliative

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[languagexs]

Online English - Uzbek Translation Services: Expert Translators and Comprehensive Dictionary Access

English-Uzbek Translation Services for the Uzbek Community As the Uzbek community in the USA continues to grow, the need for convenient and accurate English-Uzbek translation services becomes increasingly important. This article explores the role of translation in connecting Uzbeks in America to essential services and information. Preserving Bonds Across Borders The Uzbek community maintains…

[vocalux]

can you coin acultural? like where one does not identify with any culture regardless if they identify with a ethnicity or not.

— acultural [ a-cultural ]

when an individual identifies with not having any culture !

— multicultural [ multi-cultural ]

when an individual identifies with having more than two cultures !

— paradoxcultural [ paradox-cultural ]

when an individual identifies himself as having a culture , at the same time not having it , and something like that !

[atthebell]

there are plenty of other mcrp projects that i will enjoy in the future and many creators whose content i will adore but the big reason qsmp hit so hard for me was the multilingual aspect, and nothing else will really manage to capture that. even when more multilingual servers happen, they won't have the same spark that qsmp started with, the same insane passion and community and love, the same novelty. but i'm so proud of all the doors that qsmp opened and all the opportunities that will continue after it, and i hope that every single person who worked on it and every creator who was on it knows what an incredible thing they helped to create and what connections they managed to inspire.

[asestimationsconsultants]

The Leo Kelly Blacktown Arts Centre | A Cultural Beacon in Western Sydney

Historical Significance The Leo Kelly Blacktown Arts Centre stands as a tribute to creativity, culture, and community. Named after Leo Kelly, a passionate local leader and former mayor, the centre was established to provide a platform for the voices of Western Sydney’s diverse communities. Housed in a beautifully repurposed building that once served municipal functions, the Centre has become a vibrant space for exhibitions, performances, and collaborative art-making. It plays a vital role in celebrating Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture and promoting inclusion through the arts.

When to Go The Centre is open throughout the year, with exhibitions, performances, and public programs rotating on a seasonal basis. Visiting during special events, such as festivals or launch nights, offers a more immersive experience. For those seeking a quieter visit, weekday afternoons tend to be more peaceful. School holidays are great times to visit for family-focused workshops and creative activities.

What to Do

Explore Contemporary Art Exhibitions: The gallery hosts thought-provoking exhibitions from emerging and established artists across various disciplines.

Join Public Workshops: Visitors can engage in hands-on experiences like painting, weaving, and cultural storytelling sessions.

Attend Performances: Music, dance, spoken word, and theatre productions take place regularly, often featuring local talent.

Enjoy the Outdoor Weaving Garden: This reflective space blends natural elements with artistic purpose, often used for community projects and open-air sessions.

Participate in Community Conversations: Forums and panel discussions are held to encourage dialogue around culture, identity, and creative practice.

FAQs Is there an entry fee to visit the Arts Centre? No, general admission is free. Some performances or workshops may require a ticket.

Is it suitable for children and families? Yes, many programs are family-friendly, especially during school holidays.

Is the building accessible for people with mobility needs? Yes, the centre is fully accessible, including restrooms and level pathways.

Can I take photos of the exhibitions? Photography is allowed in many spaces, but restrictions may apply for certain exhibitions.

Is there a café or food nearby? While the centre itself doesn’t house a café, many nearby eateries are within walking distance.

Conclusion The Leo Kelly Blacktown Arts Centre is more than just a gallery—it's a gathering place where creativity, identity, and community converge. Whether you're attending a performance, viewing an exhibition, or joining a workshop, the centre offers meaningful experiences that reflect the heart of Western Sydney. For anyone looking to connect with authentic, local culture, this is an essential stop.

[divinekangaroo]

the gentrification of media, fandom and porn

[onthenightisland]

sat enjoying a delightful green curry and thai iced tea from my community market in the sunshine Life can be a dream ❤️

[proudfreakmetarusonikku]

seeing “anti woke” sonic fans is hilarious not only bc the series has always been political since the fucking beginning the mega drive games Already have environmentalist and anti authoritarian themes but also like. on an entirely meta level. sonic as a franchise has always been multicultural. like as in, that’s how it was fucking created. it was meant to appeal to both western and japanese markets and always had a mix of American and Japanese people working on it. sonic literally exists bc of multiculturalism and diversity the series is fundamentally a mix of both very japanese stuff and very American stuff. and this isn’t even getting into how specifically Black American culture Also heavily influenced the series most notably with its soundtrack. sonic literally would have not existed At All without diversity equity and inclusion bc it’s literally like, how the franchise was created, its very fascinating to read about but like this series literally Would Not Exist without that it’s very much at a base conceptual level a multicultural franchise it was designed to be.

[worstwolverinesbf]

hate when my christian and australian family unlocks the secret racism and judgmental level where they say shit that makes no sense and is just rude af

[fragiledate]

that feeling of invisibility is so horrible

[becca4leafclover]

waiiiitt I just realized the reason why I love QSMP so much as a concept is because it's kind of like my childhood growing up overseas oh my goooodddddd what if i cried

[boccher]

reddit white is like the typical racist guy living in a multicultural city with whom every time a nonwhite person enters their FOV they'll whip out the most predictable derisive racist quip like a pokemon shouting its own name. they'll consume nonwhite cultures as theatre but refuse to engage with it on the same level as white culture. tumblr white is like a gated community guy who is so unbelievably insulated from any nonwhite people or culture they'll straight up say wild shit like "well no one told me that dark skinned people didn't have thicker veins! how was i supposed to know that? you can't blame me for that!"

[kharmii]

I really can’t wrap my head around how so many people nowadays grow up to be spiteful hateful cruel beings and participating in the destruction of the world.

Common sense and reality gets censored…

An ideology that only works in theory is celebrated

Racism is openly encouraged when white or "white-adjacent" (asian) people are involved and black crimes get ignored or toned down since they don’t fit their narrative.

We are currently watching worldwide how people throw a massive temper tantrum to get what they want with any means necessary and we‘re currently still unable to stop these loonies.

They do still get everything they want if they throw a bad enough tantrum…

The cycle needs to stop and so many people need to hear no!

And their tantrum doesn‘t get encouraged but punished instead!

I want common sense to return!

I want to see things being genuinely normal and not this insane ideology anymore!

I don’t want communism in my country or any other Country in the west!

I don’t want to be shamed because of the way I was born!

I want the world from 20 years back!

Far from perfect but still lightyears better than the insanity we live in!

I want to see more kindness again!

I want to be judged based on my personality not my skin color, religion or where I was born!

Has it really become this impossible?

Again, this is why social norms that lead to desirable outcomes were the norm for much of Western Civilization. This is why sensible people support in-grouping along racial and cultural lines, and why 'weirdos' with weird ideas were rejected. This is why low-crime/high-trust societies are most often found in homogenous cultures, not places pushing the multicultural scam. We're currently being held hostage by the suicidal empathy of maladaptive mutants with no stake in the future.

I want to be judged based on my personality not my skin color, religion or where I was born!

I want to be judged on merit and integrity also. I'm far from perfect, but I'm hard-working and drama-free in my personal life.

[mellohero]

My city is so underrated. There’s a highway section that cuts right through the center and anytime I’m on it I look at the city scape and wonder “what’s she look like today?” Or “what’s her vibe today?”

Depending on what time of day, what day of the week, what season of the day (pun intended, it gets crazy here) I’ll envision a woman who means business, has a forward thinking mind, invests in her self care, and has open arms and love for everyone who crosses her threshold.

The inner workings of her composite though, the ideas, creativity, and vigor that comes from her neurons (us, the people), that’s what you stay around for.

Fuck she’s a beautiful creature.

[aislingstorm]

The preorder is finally up! Coming 11/1/2025!

A Fighting Chance (Newheart Cowboys 2)

Kitty Mayfield is so close to getting her dream salon in the green. But every time they make progress, something unfortunate happens. The story of her life. This time, her sister’s runaway husband has taken off with business funds, and money isn’t adding up. Something’s not right.

As the oldest Anderson, Nat has always carried the weight of the world on his shoulders when it comes to family, family business, and even their closest friends. When he finds out his old high school wrestling nemesis has run off with the Mayfields’ hard-earned money, he won’t let him get away with it.

But Kitty and Nat have a history that no one knows about—not even their closest friends. As they work together, will they also fight for the passion that sizzles between them? Or will that be the riskiest fight of all?

Welcome to Newheart, Texas—where the lavender sweet tea flows freely, everyone is welcome, and second-chance cowboys burn for keeps.

Tropes, Triggers & Texan Heat: (Read with caution—or reckless abandon!)

Topics & Tropes: ADHD • Cowboys • Daddy Issues • Divorce • Exhibitionism • Fight Club • Found Family • He Falls First • Mild Kink • Pet Play (Mild) • Possessive MMC • Protector MMC • Rich MMC • Second Chances • Sex Club • She’s the Chaos, He’s the Anchor • Small Town Energy • Threats of Violence • Touch Her and Die • Underground World

Emotional Themes: • Alcoholism in Family History • Class Divide • Diverse Communities and Relationships • Domestic Violence (Referenced) • Emotional Burn • Family Legacy & Cycle-Breaking • Fear of Vulnerability  • Hyper-Independence as a Trauma Response • Parental Abandonment • Racism • Risk/Harm to Animals • Verbal Confrontations