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Bev Oda was the first Japanese-Canadian to be elected to parliament.
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What is an abstentionist?
An abstentionist is a person who does not get politically involved, or a person who agrees with people not getting politically involved in situations.
What do you call a person who is politically biased?
A person who is politically biased is often referred to as a "partisan" or "ideologue."
What if a Japanese hurted you emotionally with loving another person?
lol ...... wow Change the words "japanese" to "person", "hurted" to "hurts", "with" to "by" and maybe someone will answer the question for you. good luck.
What is the politically correct term for a person from Poland?
person from Poland
What is the meaning of 'being politically viable'?
Something that is "politically viable" is something that a person can do without hurting his/her political career. For example, a person who lies about personal things just to gain favor is going to be hurt politically if someone was to find out about the lie.
How do you describe person who questions authority?
An independently minded person. Politically a Liberal or Anarchist.
What is an archconservative?
An archconservative is a person who considers themselves extremely politically conservative.
What is bad person in Japanese?
"Bad person" is 悪人 (akunin) in Japanese.
What do you give as a gift to a Japanese person?
anything. it shouldn't matter if the person is Japanese or not.
What is the meaning of shichi henge?
"Shichi henge" means "transformation" or "change" in Japanese. It can refer to a physical transformation of something or someone or a metaphorical change in a situation or person's behavior.
What is the vocabulary term used to describe a person already in office Politically?
Incumbent
Why is the word blind politically incorrect?
The word "blind" is considered politically incorrect when used to describe a person with a visual impairment because it can be seen as defining the person solely by their disability. Instead, it is more appropriate to use person-first language, such as "person with a visual impairment," to emphasize the personhood of individuals.
