Sentence examples for realm of white from inspiring English sources

But as recently as the 1980's, westerns were exclusively the realm of white guys on horseback.

Trump's ignorance of history — or his weird twists on historical events and characters — is his escape hatch from the real world into his supporters' anti-history, anti-science, anti-rational realm of White, male, America-First fantasies.

It features interviews with New York theater veterans ranging from Julie Harris to Carol Channing, from the Nicholas Brothers and Stephen Sondheim to Mrs. Hart, all talking about an enchanted realm of white-tie glamour and unflagging creative industry that ceased to be -- if it ever really was -- long ago.

Many lawyers, particularly in the well-financed realm of white-collar criminal defense, regarded the case as a flagrant instance of government overreach: the problem with convicting a company was that it could have "collateral consequences" that would be borne by employees, shareholders, and other innocent parties.

The logic is self-evident if we just transfer it to the realm of white-collar crime: we easily accept that there is no net sum of white-collar crime waiting to happen, no inscrutable generation of super-predators produced by Dewar's-guzzling dads and scaly M.B.A. profs; if you stop an embezzlement scheme here on Third Avenue, another doesn't naturally start in the next office building.

But it removed James from the realm of dead white males who wrote about posh people.

The Harry Potter series is what it is: an ambitious, exciting, often infuriating saga that influenced countless people – and set primarily in the realm of straight, white people.

Hip-hop brings an edge, a "credibility" if you will, to a genre that is often painted as the realm of douchey white kids on the Vegas bottle service prowl.

If that doesn't happen, high wage jobs that can help break the psychopathology of underdevelopment will remain the realm of the white and pardo (mixed) elites and the idea of one nation for everybody will just be another public service ad on the Rio Metro.

The man, who identified himself as James Zarth, said that he was "Grand Klaliff," or second in command, of the "California realm" of the Loyal White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, a subgroup of the notorious white-supremacist group, which, according to a recent estimate from the Southern Poverty Law Center, has five or six thousand members in the United States.

The challenge for Mr. DiFrancesco will be to emerge unscathed from the gray area into the harsh realm of black and white.