Sentence examples for prejudices through from inspiring English sources

The idea has a way of prying open hidden prejudices through multiple means, like so many keys, one of which might just turn the lock.

He consistently attacks the vacuous nature of celebrity, and challenges us to look at our own prejudices through his searing, unflinching deconstruction of society's holy cow subjects.

His work was influential during the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s which saw Hughes and his contemporaries Zora Neale Hurston, Wallace Thurman, Claude McKay, Countee Cullen, Richard Bruce Nugent, and Aaron Douglas, criticising the racial prejudices through their work which stressed a 'black is beautiful' theme.

Instead of setting out diversity as a goal that may help dominant individuals overcome irrational prejudices through the free flow of ideas when exposed to diverse peers, we argue for policies that identify and address historical inequalities and relations of domination along the lines of sex, sexuality, race, ethnicity, national origin, or other ascriptive characteristics.

In its early seasons, "The Real World" introduced America to Pedro Pablo Zamora, a cast member who brought international attention to HIV/AIDS and LGBT issues and prejudices through his appearance in the series.

Nov. 2 HEMPSTEAD -- "Pride and Prejudice"; through Nov. 5; Adams Playhouse.

But Rouhani's opening should be tested rather than prejudiced through threats or the further sanctions Netanyahu is urging.

From slavery and prejudice through the civil war and Jim Crow, the American south has a past full of inexcusable ugliness.

He, and others, worried the Republican nominee has rekindled prejudice through inflammatory rhetoric about black people, Latinos and Muslims.

It's about continuing to benefit from racial prejudice through subtle and not-so-subtle sound bites that play to the Republican Party's far-right base.

It delivers increased interactivity and participation by parallelization, increased openness and less personal prejudice through anonymity, more sophisticated analysis by voting and analysis in real time, and by the end of the day automatic, comprehensive, neutral documentation retrievable from the computer [13, 14].