Sentence examples for inherited privilege from inspiring English sources

What has "replaced the old system of inherited privilege"?

Equality does not mean making inherited privilege more "diverse".

Dynasty is a political expletive in a country wary of inherited privilege.

Do schools level the social playing field, or do they perpetuate inherited privilege?

While Young despised inherited privilege, his meritocrats were a far scarier, more selfish elite.

"When we tell them the scores are often related to someone's inherited privilege, they're like, 'No!

This may be the last time for big, bourgeois business and families of inherited privileges to practice the Christian virtues and incidentally, save their necks.

Kropotkin, the son of a narrow-minded aristocrat, was a renowned scientist before renouncing his inherited privileges for a life of political and social agitation.

It's bizarre: states like New Jersey have far more large estates, not just total but per capita, than states like Montana, but it's the Senators from the latter that are eager to preserve the inherited privileges of the few.

The church should give up its inherited privileges in order to free Christians to "share in God's sufferings in the world" in imitation of Jesus, "the man for others".

Powerful forces were giving certain students the message that to protect their inherited privileges, they needed to dig in and resist confronting the facts of American history that had led to, for instance, a class in which there was only one black student.