"There is a smaller pool of faculty members coming from historically underrepresented groups.
She also saw it as a way to insure that "those who have been historically underrepresented" get heard in debates over public safety.
Many of the benefits of the legislation, including increased opportunities for women in educational fields where they were historically underrepresented, are not particularly controversial.
Parents from historically underrepresented groups are eager to have role models for their children -- bright, talented people who understand their experience".
So for him to step behind the camera to make "The Brave," bringing a historically underrepresented perspective to the screen, suggests he thought it was worth the trouble.
For fall 2016, the university said, the number of admitted California freshmen from historically underrepresented groups has grown to 37.8percentt of the total from 34.6percentt a year ago.
His chief of staff, academic Ian Brodie, wrote that financially strapped and historically underrepresented groups such as women, ethnic and linguistic minorities, and gays, should have their court funding cut.
"We'll have greater gender balance, and we'll have more people from historically underrepresented groups in positions of power".
In broadest terms, TechCrunch Include aims to provide access to those historically underrepresented in the tech world.
Although, this case study focused on LatinX students in the U.S., retention of historically underrepresented students in STEM disciplines is a concern shared by many countries.
This is particularly consequential when considering that the targets of these deficit models often and disproportionately are women and historically underrepresented minorities (Newcombe & Stieff, 2012).
