Sentence examples for historically excluded from inspiring English sources

This, in turn, enhances the democratic legitimacy of a group historically excluded from high office – women.

When Gay agreed but reminded Jong that mainstream feminism has historically excluded women of colour, the audience clapped.

And these measures will have marked effects on groups who have been historically excluded from the academy.

"The problem has been that female artists have been historically excluded from museums," he told The Art Newspaper.

Soon after, a local newspaper reporter asked how he felt being the first African-American member of a club that had historically excluded blacks and Jews.

Our athletes continue to shoulder the burden of change for us, existing loudly, gloriously, in spaces from which women of color were historically excluded.

Copeland has written a children's book and memoir about her journey to break into a field that historically excludes women of color and has spoken extensively about her mission to diversify the ballet landscape for future generations. .

When polled in 2009, Hispanics saw economic empowerment as their top priority for the new administration, a community that has been historically exclude, denied, and oppressed from the American pie.

Female composers have historically been excluded from the French concert hall.

Marriage is not under attack, rather it is being supported by those who have historically been excluded from it.

For several reasons, female subjects have historically been excluded from toxicology or biomedical research, says Tamarra Janepidemiologistidemiologist at Harvard Medical School.