homogeneous crowd
[həˈmɑːdʒəniəs kraʊd]
nounpl: homogeneous crowds
multidão homogênea
1. a gathering of people who share similar characteristics, backgrounds, interests, or demographics, resulting in a unified or uniform group
The concert attracted a homogeneous crowd of teenagers interested in indie rock music.
O concerto atraiu uma multidão homogênea de adolescentes interessados em música indie rock.
2. a group of individuals with minimal diversity in terms of social class, ethnicity, education level, or cultural background
The country club maintained a homogeneous crowd of wealthy members from similar backgrounds.
O clube de campo mantinha uma multidão homogênea de membros ricos de origens semelhantes.
3. in sociology, a gathering where members behave uniformly and share collective identity or purpose
The political rally drew a homogeneous crowd united by shared ideological beliefs.
O comício político atraiu uma multidão homogênea unida por crenças ideológicas compartilhadas.
In Brazil and the USA, the term 'homogeneous crowd' is frequently used in sociological and demographic discussions, particularly in academic contexts. Brazilian society has historically been more accepting of diverse crowds due to its multicultural heritage, making the study of homogeneous crowds particularly relevant when discussing exclusive spaces or communities. In the US context, the term often appears in discussions about segregation, class divisions, and cultural clustering in urban environments.
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