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That they reinforce race privilege was made clear by efforts to privatise them, thereby avoiding the dreaded social race-mixing.

The customers at New York's celebrated Per Se restaurant probably assumed that at least some of the 20 per cent extra they were being charged for that privilege, was making its way to the waiting staff.

We have a significant problem brewing, when transgender people who do have passing privilege, are made to feel as though their voice can't have an impact.

The request for waivers of various privileges was made in a letter that the district attorney's office sent to the governor on Monday, and a response was requested by 5 p.m. on Tuesday.

Lost in conversation was a recognition of how cultural choices and privileges are made for white people without their even knowing it, a point made by Peggy McIntosh in her extensive career arguing against the exercise, even unconscious, of white privilege.

The Thai official attempted to sue Triesman over the allegation, which was made under parliamentary privilege, but was unsuccessful.

There's something predatory about both the undisclosed allusion and the "life of privilege" it's made to illustrate.

NFL players recognize that playing professional football is a privilege that is made possible by the fans.

For countries like Brazil and Argentina (which depend on GSP for about half their exports to the EU), the lost privileges should be made up, even surpassed, by a future trade deal.

"Heavenly Father," began one prayer cited in the ruling, "tonight we are so grateful for the privilege to pray that is made possible by Your Son and His intercessory work on the Cross of Calvary".

With my film, there's been dialogue with lots of men who are questioning their privilege and saying it's made them look at women differently.