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A Symbol of Multiculturalism

In our Multicultural Center, we have been trying for some time to determine what is a symbol of multiculturalism.


The visual symbol of multiculturalism can vary depending on the context and the message. The phrase "Unity in Diversity" is often used as a motto to encapsulate the essence of it. It conveys the idea that a society can be strong and cohesive while respecting and celebrating its diversity.


We have decided to choose a puzzle and mosaic visualization for our web main picture and logo.

A mosaic or puzzle is made up of different pieces, each with its own unique color and texture, coming together to create a beautiful and harmonious whole. This symbolizes how people from various cultural backgrounds can come together to create a vibrant and diverse society. This is what we have chosen for our Center’s visual identity.


Additionally, there are additional possible visions from our point of view:


Also the Salad Bowl in contrast to the "melting pot" concept can represent a society where different cultures coexist while retaining distinct identities. Each ingredient contributes to the overall flavor and texture, much like how a variety of cultures contribute to the richness of a multicultural society.


To make the Multicultural concept more understandable we are trying to visualize it. Displaying the flags of different countries from around the world can symbolize its global nature. It's a visual representation of the many nations and cultures that make up our interconnected world.


Depicting the hands of various skin tones holding each other or forming a circle can symbolize unity, cooperation, and the idea that people from different racial and ethnic backgrounds can come together in harmony. And we say this is possible!


In addition, using symbols or icons associated with various cultures, such as the Yin and Yang symbol for Chinese culture or the Hamsa hand for Middle Eastern culture, can be a way to represent multiculturalism by showcasing the diversity of cultural traditions. What do you think?


For sure, the globe or Earth symbolizes that we all share one planet and are part of a global community. It emphasizes the interconnectedness of all people and cultures. The world moves into a new era of spiritual awakening, Age of Aquarius. Focus is shifting slowly to a “we”-mentality…


A Diversity Tree with branches representing different cultures, languages, and traditions can symbolize the growth and strength that comes from embracing diversity. Let's celebrate diversity together to foster respect and open-mindedness for other cultures! Are you with us?

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