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pluralism

[ploor-uh-liz-uhm] / ˈplʊər əˌlɪz əm /




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"Staff cuts in newsrooms and cuts to journalists' salaries... have had a huge impact on pluralism and citizens' right to be informed," the federation said.

From Barron's

Bahrain has established a reputation in the Gulf region for being open to religious tolerance and pluralism.

From BBC

The strength of civil society is in its close-to-the-ground pluralism, in its fine solidarity between the public and the private, where big meets little and the individual meets the many.

From Los Angeles Times

Whereas words such as privilege and social justice had high negatives, and the word pluralism is unfamiliar to many, “belonging” evoked positive feelings on par with “unity” and “liberty.”

From Washington Post

Through his policies, speech, and other actions, DeSantis has proven himself to be a neofascist and an authoritarian who treats real democracy and pluralism with contempt.

From Salon