Sentence examples for historical privilege from inspiring English sources
It's not as if people are suggesting that white men should sense a great debt for their centuries of historical privilege and legal protections.(Photo credit: AFP).
Marsh is largely arguing with himself, demonizing her out of territorialism and perhaps out of an idea of male historical privilege.
Research undertaken by Prof Jeremy Carrette, with colleagues from the University of Kent's department of religious studies, has revealed that more than 70% of religious non-government organisations (NGOs) at the UN are Christian, and that there is historical privilege in allowing the Vatican a special observer status, as both a state and a religion.
We're living with a brand-new historical privilege, and sometimes we're using it to destroy ourselves.
There is a type of historical privilege and power to painting.
"Star Noose" reflects the counter context of a flag that is supported through a network of historical privilege.
This doesn't mean that they are immune to bias, but it does give hope that bias will diminish as difference becomes more mainstream, historical privileges become more identified and gender roles become less rigid.
A's challenge to historical privileging of organisms addresses the methodological question of how to study life.
As Harvard's Danielle Allen has put it, Trump's core constituency is based on "those whose well-being, status and self-esteem are connected to historical privileges of 'whiteness'".
Lamentably, it is an historical fact that privileged groups seldom give up their privileges voluntarily.
