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diaspora

noun as in the spreading out of a group of people

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Carter: It’s a walk through how music, culture, dance is all rooted and connected together from African roots, from the African diaspora meeting the African American diaspora.

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“The reason why ‘Gyopo’ was a derogatory word is because there’s an overall kind of weight, complexity and even grief around the diaspora because of things like Japanese occupation and the Korean War.

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The story got its start on X: wild tales spun on Venezuelan exile accounts, amplified by a diaspora eager to latch on to any story that would make Maduro look back.

It would also allow the Venezuelan diaspora that has fled the regime’s poverty and cruelty to return home and rebuild.

Tshisekedi, addressing members of the Congolese diaspora in Cairo on Saturday, accused Rwanda of "bellicose and hegemonic" intentions in the DRC.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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