Sentence examples for racialized communities from inspiring English sources

In addition, current calls by GOP leaders for laws guarding against so-called "voting fraud" are nothing less than attempts to limit voting (voter suppression) by members of racialized communities, elders, poor, and working class people.

"I think the longer term solution is really reducing concentrated poverty in racialized communities, supporting at risk youth, making sure they have access to mentors and people who can help them get placed into career paths that can help them lead good lives".

"These groups have actively promoted aggression towards marginalized communities such as, but not limited to, women-identified people, trans people and racialized communities on campuses across the country including at the University of Toronto, Ryerson University and York University,'a December petition from the Ryerson Feminist Collective against the approval of MIAS reads.

Providing a service environment that is welcoming and inclusive to racialized communities was also regarded as necessary in order to address experiences of exclusion and enhance notions of citizenship or belonging amongst these groups.

Criticism, however, remains that the police target racialized communities, especially Montreal-North.

The city with three major race riots/revolts in the 20th century alone has a way of masking its issues under the veil of progressive politics, which infuriates the many Angelinos who are regularly told we are imagining the segregation, the ways in which patrolling police forces create racialized gated communities, and the incredible economic disparities still at play.

When it comes to building trust in racialized and marginalized communities, the Toronto police have a hell of a lot of work to do.

In major Canadian cities, the majority of youth living in low-income communities are racialized (i.e., visible minority excluding Aboriginal populations), which can often augment their marginalization (Lyon, et al., 2012; National Council of Welfare Reports, 2013).

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Racial injustice and racialized politics too often stand in the way of doing what is best for the whole community.

The group also said Toronto police "are using Pride in an attempt to erase their racism problem" at the expense of racialized members of the LGBT community.