Sentence examples for fair white from inspiring English sources

Though, to be fair, white, privately educated males have had to give up a lot recently.

He is saying, in effect, that Lula, no matter how ignorant and lewd, is luxury, a fair white woman, the culture's most desired possession.

But to be fair, white people - and brown and black - are doing a lot more than running through the heart of what was once DC's version of Harlem.

"Khess Petch" - loosely translated from the local Wolof as "All White" or "All Light"- printed on huge placards all around town portray a woman "before" and "after" she'd used the cream - she is seen black and then fair white.

"I don't think the criticism is fair," White said.

At one extreme are patients classified as Type I whose skin is fair white, never tans and always burns.

But an English tiger-hunter who has "gone native" mocks his idea of the Englishman as "brave, fair, courageous, honest, white" - "myths assiduously built up to control you poor heathen natives".

One man cannot create that much evil, not even George Wallace, the George Wallace who started out wanting to emulate F.D.R., who was considered the fairest white judge in his part of Alabama, and who sold his ideals for the devil of race, and egged on every regressive impulse at a time of national crisis.

The authors of this study, David Goodhart and Eric Kaufmann, draw on a small survey of UK and US citizens to tell us that "racial self-interest" is not the same as "racism", concluding that it is fair for white Britons to defend white identity.

To be fair to White, Shatner didn't just miss "Family Matters" all those years ago; White has had a busy career as an actor since leaving that family classic.

For years, Allison Ross rubbed in skin-lightening creams with names like Hyprogel and Fair & White.