multicultist community

7.0

A group who support people from different cultures living together

noun
/ˈmʌltiˌkʌltɪst kəˈmjunɪti/

: comunidad multiculturalista

The multicultist community in our city organizes events celebrating different heritages every year.

Examples

She joined a multicultist community to support programs that include immigrants and minorities.
Many cities have a thriving multicultist community that welcomes newcomers.
Critics accused the multicultist community of ignoring traditional values in favor of diversity.
The multicultist community organized a festival to celebrate diversity.
The multicultist community in our city organizes events celebrating different heritages every year.
Many cities have a thriving multicultist community that welcomes newcomers.
She joined a multicultist community to support programs that include immigrants and minorities.

Antonyms

segregation

Offensive

84 6.1

Authorities keep people apart by race or religion, often with different facilities

monoculture

2 7.4

One culture or way of doing things dominates and reduces variety

Surface Forms

multicultist community singular

multicultist communities plural

Morphology

multicultist + community

The meaning 'a group that advocates for or supports cultural diversity' is directly compositional from 'multicultist' (someone who values/promotes diverse cultures) + 'community' (a group of people). This is a straightforward, non-idiomatic noun phrase following common compounding and modifier+head patterns, so a B1 learner who knows the constituents can readily infer the meaning.

Etymology

Multicultist community comes from the idea of people who support many cultures: the parts multi means 'many', culture means 'ways of life', and -ist means 'a supporter'. That's why it now means 'a group that supports cultural diversity'.