Sentence examples for privileged communities from inspiring English sources

"Discussing issues such as white privilege and masculinity without white people or men limits dialogue and disengages privileged communities...The unspoken message of excluding an entire group from a discussion is that not a single person in that group has anything worth hearing – an astounding proposition," the Globe piece continues.

The touring company visits "less privileged communities" in New York's five boroughs, Ms. Arriaga said.

So, for what it's worth, here's my suggestion for a hall that might better serve students in privileged communities like Scarsdale.

In less privileged communities, even children themselves, said one head, can be apprehensive about going outside their local area if they haven't done so before.

But he says that the movement has been stifled in some privileged communities, perhaps because students in such places are so stressed by academic pressures that they can't find the time for philanthropy.

Across the country, elected officials in privileged communities are caught between a fervor to hold down taxes and a fervor to maintain good schools, well-paved streets, an ample police force, generous library hours and other premium public services that set a community like Bronxville apart.

They were, he believed, a privileged community in France.

Her first girlfriend was Gujarati, like Radha herself, but came from a more privileged community.

Typically of stepped form, they were topped by a platform or temple that only privileged community members were allowed to approach.

The story (warning: spoilers ahead) sees a celestially gated, privileged community penetrated by intruders from planet Earth, on which the majority toil amid squalor and woe.

We also knew that we didn't want it to be in a privileged community, where the residents already had access to an art center.