Following a tumultuous 2020, the 2021 multicultural and diversity calendar has increased significance for understanding and celebrating diversity in the United States. There are dates to celebrate specific dates of importance to multicultural communities as well as month long celebrations of cultural heritage that are important for diverse audiences as well as companies who pride themselves on diversity and inclusiveness.
The U.S. Population and therefore the electorate are always changing. For politicians and their consultants, understanding the voters as well as finding new ways to reach them is important.
On a local level, racial & ethnic groups can be the majority in certain areas and as we move from local to state to national levels the impact may be different.
Multicultural population segments face consistent health challenges, however in a national health crisis, many immigrant populations and people of color face significantly higher risks.
Multicultural & Diversity dates that are culturally relevant. From month long celebrations such as Black History Month (February), Hispanic Heritage Month (September 15 -October 15), National American Indian Heritage Month (November) and Asian Pacific American Heritage Month (May) to more specific observances such as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s Birthday (January 21) or the Lunar New Year (February 5), the 2020 multicultural & diversity calendar is incredibly diverse.
For automotive brands, auto parts and service centers and especially the dealer associations, multicultural marketing is important to their success.Â
The Filipino market is one of the key Asian American multicultural segments. Whether marketing to Filipinos using English or Tagalog, in key states such as California, the Filipino audience is important.
The Year of the Rabbit is an important celebration for many people in the United States who follow the Chinese zodiac.
It seems that Christmas is only celebrated by Christians and Catholics. However, according to the different religions and communities, this holiday is commemorated equally in all countries of the world.
We enter the countdown, the highly anticipated Qatar 2022 World Cup is just a month away and fans are eagerly awaiting the kick-off.
Nicole Aunapu Mann, a member of the Wailacki Indian tribes of Round Valley in northern California, breaks with the stereotypes of racial origin.