1. plural of biculturalism; the state, practice, or policy of maintaining two distinct cultures within a single society or individual identity
Usage: typically used in academic, sociological, and policy contexts; often refers to national or institutional approaches to cultural pluralism

Examples

• Many countries have adopted biculturalisms as a framework for respecting indigenous and settler populations.
• The school's curriculum reflects different biculturalisms found across the region.
• Debates about biculturalisms often center on language rights and cultural representation.
• New Zealand's approach to biculturalisms emphasizes Māori and European cultural recognition.
• Educational policies promoting biculturalisms aim to validate students' multiple cultural identities.