Sentence examples for color confront from inspiring English sources

A tense scene in which protestors of color confront cops flashes by.

That's why the social climate is forcing people of color to confront it every day".

But a focus on the educational benefits of diversity puts aside the fact that students of color still confront, and must overcome, hidden racial biases in order to succeed in school and in life.

Mr. Brooks and his dancers confront the color green in "Acre," a multimedia work set to music by John Stone.

Do you know what I count on to help me realize what it must feel like to a person of color to be confronted by a police officer?

If I walk into a new church they always assume I've never even heard of Jesus before instead of treating me like they would any normal visitor whereas, Christians of color have never confronted me with such racist assumptions.

Turn a corner in a corridor, and you confront a new color palette.

The problem is that young women of color seeking hair extensions regularly confront poor consumer experiences, an issue that a white man who doesn't know about the culture of these communities would not immediately relate to.

Smith and her colleagues have identified four specific areas of challenge that confront students of color at Eastern: financial, academic, social and spiritual.

A color wheel helps when confronted with the millions of colors available on modern computers.

Thirty years ago, fear and stigma permeated communities of color both ill-prepared and ill-equipped to confront the ravages of this disease.