Sentence examples for Historically more inclusive from inspiring English sources
While many key progressive movements excluded minorities, Rahman said that historically more inclusive versions of populism have existed, and some modern movements that include traditional progressive points include Fight for $15 and Black Lives Matter.
The southern Punjab has been hit by rising violence targeting the Shia Muslim minority, historically loyal to the more inclusive and more "secular" PPP.
For them Murray Hill makes up only the southwestern quadrant of the more inclusive map, and at least historically this view has traction, as this quadrant was the site of the Murray family's original land.
Now, a picture that Rogers shared on Twitter, that has since been deleted, shows that Landon really does go out of his way to be more inclusive of Rogers in a historically heteronormative environment: a men's locker room.
Furthermore, these spots are typically more inclusive than other locales because they've historically welcomed people from all over the world and embraced a multiplicity of worldviews.
As a qualitative researcher, Dr. Baines studies ways to design learning environments to be more inclusive and equitable, especially for students who are historically underserved.
It also provides an opportunity to craft a more inclusive definition of community-incorporating those who have been historically underrepresented or increasingly marginalized in the global economy.
Office of Inclusion and Student Engagement (OISE): http://gradschool.cornell.edu/OISE works to advance a more inclusive and welcoming environment for all graduate students and postdoctoral scholars, but especially for those from backgrounds historically underrepresented in graduate education and the academy.
