Sentence examples for culturally legitimate from inspiring English sources

The first concerns a person who, as described by a family member, does not engage with medical genetics but who brings to the fore other culturally legitimate concerns, priorities and areas of responsibility.

As originally construed, liminality (1) implied both an objective state and the subjective experience of feeling betwixt and between, and was (2) temporary, (3) obligatory, (4) guided by elders and/or supported by a community of fellow liminars, (5) rooted in culturally legitimate narratives, (6) and led to a progressive outcome, i.e., the next logical step in a role hierarchy.

And right there, backing up the killer's actions, validating Jessica as a culturally legitimate victim, are you, gutter press.

Mayer was able to make her choice not just because of her financial wherewithal, but because her choice is now culturally legitimate.

It is hoped that the campaign will contribute towards creating an enabling environment for ending violence against children by discouraging culturally legitimate use of physical punishment to discipline children in institutional settings.

Culturally legitimated masochism.

The graffiti is first; Klara's more culturally legitimated art comes after.

Furthermore, a conceptualisation of human rights in Africa should proffer culturally sensitive and legitimate rights without compromising the universality of rights (54).

It is essential that health professionals are sensitive to the different understandings and perceptions that some CALD groups may have regarding health and physical activity, as many CALD groups believe that their understanding of physical activity and health is both culturally appropriate and legitimate.

However, it was considered important that these practices were recognised by health workers as being legitimate and culturally significant.

"There are legitimate uses that we recognise culturally, and there may be other uses," she quips.