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Ethnic Diversity in Politics

Ethnic diversity refers to the presence of multiple distinct ethnic groups within a population, characterized by varying cultural, linguistic, and historical backgrounds. Political representation involves the inclusion and advocacy of these diverse ethnic groups in decision-making processes and governance structures, ensuring their interests and perspectives are acknowledged and addressed.

intermediate
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Ethnic diversity in political representation is essential for a healthy democracy. It ensures that all voices are heard and that policies reflect the needs of a diverse population. When various ethnic groups are represented, it leads to more equitable decision-making and fosters social cohesion. Ho...

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Key Terms

Ethnic Diversity
The presence of multiple ethnic groups within a society.

Example: A city with residents from various cultural backgrounds.

Political Representation
The activity of making citizens' voices, opinions, and perspectives present in the public policy making process.

Example: Elected officials representing their constituents.

Inclusion
The practice of ensuring that people feel a sense of belonging and support.

Example: Policies that promote participation of minority groups.

Equity
Fair treatment, access, opportunity, and advancement for all individuals.

Example: Equal access to voting for all ethnic groups.

Affirmative Action
Policies that support members of disadvantaged groups.

Example: Programs aimed at increasing minority representation in government.

Systemic Barriers
Obstacles that are embedded in the policies and practices of institutions.

Example: Voter ID laws that disproportionately affect minorities.

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Key Concepts

RepresentationDiversityInclusionEquity