Sentence examples for issues of colour from inspiring English sources

Although many similar conversations occur within the Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) community sector around Australia on a regular basis, it was refreshing to openly discuss issues of colour in a manner that was not tokenistic, but strove to be truly intersectional.

The issue of colour blindness was raised in interviews, which prompted the adaption of colour blind accessible colour schemes for the survey.

A new photo series has been launched to challenge perceptions of mental health issues among people of colour.

It is about feminism that prioritises the needs of white women while sidelining issues affecting women of colour.

My real critique is that ever since Hillary Clinton began her ill-fated run for president, white feminists have stopped talking about issues affecting women of colour.

"The fact that so few of the people who work professionally in theatre aren't white is not an issue for people of colour to deal with – that's an issue for all of us," says Pearson. "As a white person who's working in theatre, you have to think about it really carefully and just be aware of the choices that you make in terms of what you see, what you curate, which voices you're paying attention to".

There is also the issue of heightened colour.

The issue of skin colour is a prominent one and not just for "urban lit" authors, but black fiction writers in general.

Drawing together my totally unscientific survey, while there are mixed views on the contentious issue of pen colour, there is a consensus that perhaps there are more important things going on in the world.

By 1968 Barbie had been issued "friend" dolls of colour, but not until 1980 was the Barbie doll itself released in an African American incarnation.

And he certainly has much to say when it comes to the issue of writers of colour and the expectations that shape notions of what they are "allowed" to write.