Cultural Diversity
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To struggle with or try to overcome a difficult problem or situation.
The complex structure of values, relationships, and institutions that hold a society together.
To pretend to be something or someone else, often to hide the true nature of something.
To carry a heavy load or endure a difficult responsibility or cost.
To keep something in its original state without allowing it to change or evolve.
A formal way of thinking, speaking, or writing about a particular subject that shapes how people understand it.
The quality or state of being perceived as different from oneself or the dominant social group, often used to marginalize individuals.
The recognition that one's knowledge is limited and that one's worldview is shaped by specific perspectives.
The process by which individuals from marginalized cultures explain or adapt their practices to fit the dominant culture.
The power or right to express an opinion or take part in making decisions, especially in a political context.
A situation where many different voices, perspectives, or cultures coexist and interact without losing their distinctiveness.