Few conceptual distinctions are as relevant in the contemporary political debate, as between multiculturalism as state policy - for which I am, in this text, using the term multiculturalismHave a think about what distinct terms would suit you best here. I've given suggestions, but you may think of something better. There really is only one word for this in English, so it'll involve a little invention.Have a think about what distinct terms would suit you best here. I've given suggestions, but you may think of something better. There really is only one word for this in English, so it'll involve a little invention. - and multiculturalism as a social experience - which I term multiculture. While multiculture is stretchable and timeless, multiculturalism is time-bound and captures the ideas about the relationship between identity, politics and culture at the turn of the 1960s – and in the 1970s it took hold amongst broad political elites in ...