separatism
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definition
noun
French Canadian separatism
the advocacy or practice of separation of a certain group of people from a larger body on the basis of ethnicity, religion, or gender.
example
Basque 'separatism'
Among the few black organizations that actively opposed the war effort was the Nation of Islam, a small Islamic group advocating racial 'separatism' .
The curse of nationalism and religious 'separatism' has to be recognised and accepted as a force.
The Liberals also do very well on the economy, terrorism, leadership and 'separatism' .
The new president inherits a nation torn by ethnic violence and 'separatism' .
It borrowed phrases from Marxism to cover over its reactionary nationalist programme, which included ethnic 'separatism' .
French Canadian 'separatism'
Perhaps 'separatism' is the result of a corrupt and arrogant government as is the case now.
Would the member please withdraw the comment he made about advocating 'separatism' .
Moreover, it noted the organization law prohibits civic groups from advocating communism or 'separatism' .
But it is only in the past 40 years that 'separatism' has entered the political mainstream.
Islamic radicals taking up the cause of Chechen 'separatism' are the latest dissenters to be heard from.
The situation has become increasingly tense as street protests, ethnic conflict and armed 'separatism' have emerged across the nation.
For one thing, to treat 'separatism' as terrorism is a gross mistake.
Secondly, he feared 'separatism' and sectarianism.
There was no political 'separatism' in France during this period, only a cultural regionalism that was entirely compatible with national unity.
Among the most common of these are ethnic 'separatism' and communal violence.
Most Iraqis and neighboring countries have objected to the proposal, fearing ethnic 'separatism' .
And this is what extended terrorism and 'separatism' to others in the most sensitive area of our country.
At first a strong advocate of Black 'separatism' , he was prepared to condone violence as a means of self-defence.
The program of 'separatism' is completely dependent upon winning the support of the Western powers.
Indonesian leaders recognized the possibility of ethnic and regional 'separatism' from the beginning of the republic.
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