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Use "literacies" in a sentence
"In the neocolonial present, imposition of new literacies is inconsistently and unevenly transforming pre-existing state bureaucratic and other literate communities while also exacerbating residual class, ethnic, and geographically based tensions that were produced during the British colonial period."
"State accountants and secretaries wielding various combinations of and competencies in numeric and written-word literacies were charged with ensuring the flow of silver to the mint in the state workshops."
"Rheingold uses the term "literacies" to highlight that these features are characteristics of a collective rather than of individuals - and I don't expect Claxton would argue against that for at least some of the characteristics."