Kidfluencers in India: Commodification, Consumption, and Perpetuation of Dominant Culture by Devina Sarwatay

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ENGLISH WITH INDONESIA TASTE DOMINANT CULTURE SHIFT TO LOCAL CULTURE by Moh. Yamin

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Advancing Strategies to Address Racism and White Dominant Culture in U.S. Anti-Gender-Based Violence Non-Profit Organizations by Lucane LaFortune, Jane Palmer, Vanessa Negron, Stephanie Abreu

“…The toxic culture within white dominant culture (WDC)-oriented non-profits results in high burnout and turnover for employees of color and affects employees’ ability to serve the community. …”
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Critical education as an attempt to question the dominant habitus through the educational system by Dominik Chojnowski

“…On the one hand, it is used by the dominant culture characteristic for the upper classes to imprint appropriate ideological assumptions in the minds of students. …”
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Cultural Policy of Difference in the Representation of Women in Western Media by Hassan Bashir

“…Furthermore, it is emerging different cultural and religious discourses in the Western societies which could be assumed as a challenge to the dominant culture of freedom, liberalism and feminism discourse. …”
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Frontières de l’humain et technologies de genre monstrueux by Kevin Lambert

“…When the Victorian monster embodied everything that threatened the dominant culture in order to protect it, the contemporary monster is characterized by its proximity to the human and to the norm. …”
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Dyglosja a proces socjalizacji by Aldona Skudrzyk

“…A broad interpretation of the concept is supported in the paper, with the author extending it to cover also the simultaneous presence of a minority language (as the language of primary socialisation) and the general language of the dominant culture (as the language of secondary socialisation) due to the clearly separate nature of their functioning.…”
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Communautés rurales et pouvoirs urbains au Maghreb central (vii-xive siècle) by Allaoua Amara

“…But starting from xe century, it was integrated into politico-economic space Fatimide, which gradually made it possible for the dominant culture to be spread in rural areas. That was possible only by the intervention of the urban politico-legal authority, with the routes of trade and the foundation of mosques in the rural localities. …”
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Jewish Continuity and the Canadian Census by Robert Brym

“… Some researchers view acculturation—the assimilation of a minority culture into a dominant culture—as a force that undermines the continuity of Jewish communities. …”
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Kapitalisasi Tubuh Perempuan dalam Iklan Televisi by Muhammad Imam Zamroni

“…Advertisement establishes dominant culture which present man as leader, powerful, strong and heroic. …”
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In Defense of Safe Spaces: A Phenomenological Account by Jina Fast

“…The notion of “safe space” is one example of a theoretical and pedagogical resource grounded in studies of marginalized experiences that has recently undergone backlash in dominant culture and the academy. In this essay, I offer a defense of safe spaces using the theoretical resources of phenomenology and offer suggestions for moving past the dichotomy of safe versus unsafe space. …”
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Presentasi Diri Etnik Cina Bangka dalam Hubungan Bisnis dengan Etnik Melayu Bangka by Agustina Zubair

“…Interesting phenomenon of the existence of ethnic Chinese Bangka and business activity is related to the reaction shown by an ethnic Chinese as willing as this ethnic group dominant culture that is ethnic Malay Bangka like learning a language, dress etiquette, talking, hanging out with the group leaning Malay culture, thereby minimizing differences in cultural backgrounds brought by minority individuals. …”
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Genre et travail dans l’iconographie monétaire en circulation au Cameroun de 1945 à 2002 by Joceline Clarisse Mafossi

“…They generally demonstrate how a dominant culture perceive working men and women, within a colonial, and then postcolonial, systemic process, which is, as it is, the main work-provider. …”
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Post Colonialist Features of Lorraine Hansberry’s Les Blancs From the Viewpoint of Henry Louis Gates by Maryam Jalali Farahani, Fazel Asadi Amjad, Mohsen Hanif, Tahereh Rezaei

“…Henry Louis Gates has taken Saussure’s term “signifying” and redefined it as a linguistic wordplay which postpones the delivery of meaning and believes in “double-voicedness”, this means to speak both the language of the dominant culture and that of the subordinated one. He also asserts “double-voicedness” as the epitome of “Signifyin (g)”. …”
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Dionne Brand and Alanis Obomsawin: polyphony in the poetics of resistance by Maria Lúcia Milléo Martins

“…Brand's writings and documentaries explore issues of displacement, race, gender, and colonialism, revealing a constant determination in giving voice to what was silenced or marginalized by the dominant culture. Similarly, Obomsawin's documentaries show a long commitment to the history of aboriginal people, reclaiming their sovereignty of voice. …”
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Linguistic Colonialism in the English Language Textbooks of Multinational Publishing Houses by Jairo Eduardo Soto-Molina, Pilar Méndez

“…Results showed that the textbook contents dealt with high levels of alienation burden, superficial cultural components and instrumentation to the submissive person who favors the dominant culture of English and does not offer possibilities to embrace interculturality in ELF teaching contexts. …”
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Linguistic Colonialism in the English Language Textbooks of Multinational Publishing Houses by Jairo Eduardo Soto-Molina, Pilar Méndez

“…Results showed that the textbook contents dealt with high levels of alienation burden, superficial cultural components and instrumentation to the submissive person who favors the dominant culture of English and does not offer possibilities to embrace interculturality in ELF teaching contexts. …”
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(Dis)Empowerment of Native Americans in Orson Scott Card’s The Tales of Alvin Maker by Weronika Łaszkiewicz

“…The framework for the proposed analysis is provided by Gerald Vizenor’s theories regarding the simulation of Native presence in dominant culture, the persistence of stereotypical indians, the concept of survivance, and the possible retrieval of Indigenous sovereignty. …”
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Tra il reato e la persona by Liberata di Lorenzo, Gerardo Pastore

“…The intention is to go beyond the dominant culture of vengeance, which, especially in the case of this type of crime, invokes extreme solutions that are well summed up by the common proposal to lock the perpetrator up in prison and "throw away the key". …”
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New cultural reality – problem or challenge? Acculturation strategies used by Polish immigrants to Wales by Aleksandra Matysiak, Julita Woźniak

“… Acculturation is the process of adapting to a new culture, in which members of a minority group—such as immigrants—combine elements of their native values and behavioural norms with those of the dominant culture in the L2 speaking country. The article presents findings from a study on the acculturation strategies adopted by Polish immigrants living in Welshpool (Wales). …”
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