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Democracy and Diversity - NCERT
Democracy and Diversity29 Chapter 3 DemocracyandDiversityOverviewIn the last chapter, we saw how power can be distributed toaccommodate linguistic and regional diversities. But language andregion are not the only features that give a distinct identity topeople. Sometimes, people also identify themselves and relate withothers on the basis of their physical appearance, class, r eligion,gender, caste, tribe, etc. In this chapter, we study how democracyresponds to social differences, divisions and inequalities. We beginwith an example of public expression of social divisions. We thendraw some general lessons about how social differences can takevarious forms. We then turn to how democratic politics affects andis affected by these social PoliticsA Story from Mexico Olympics In 2005, the San Jose State University installed a 20-foot high sculpture representing theprotest by Tommie Smith and John Carlos.
Diversity Overview In the last chapter, we saw how power can be distributed to accommodate lingui stic and regional diversities. But language and ... we noted linguistic as well as religious differences. Thus social diversity can take different forms in different societies. I met this group of girls from Pakistan and felt
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