Sentence examples for relative privilege from inspiring English sources

Too often, Jews of my generation take for granted our relative privilege in this country.

Coke, 42, grew up in relative privilege and was educated alongside the children of Jamaica's political elite.

But racism does confer degrees of relative privilege in states where whiteness continues to be regarded as the norm.

This was a kid of relative privilege, the product of an unbroken home in Queens and a fine Manhattan private school.

They know that, as a group, they are people of relative privilege, with many more school options than most New Yorkers can dream of.

It was not racism but the legacy of apartheid and the relative privilege of mixed-race people under that system that explained the difference, he said.

That belief is supported, he argues, by the fact that cruising spaces persist even where "relative queer privilege is most pronounced" – places such as Hell's Kitchen in Manhattan, for example – and that they have not disappeared even where oppression is in retreat.

Seen in this light, Trump's seemingly gratuitous attack on black athletes for kneeling during the national anthem becomes a calculated effort to exploit racial divisions, made more potent by the protesters' relative economic privilege and Trump's facile invocation of patriotism.

In combination, these data suggest the basis for the relative immune privilege observed in ESC derived tissue after transplantation [2], [13].

In closing, our study suggests a potential basis for the relative immune privilege exhibited by fully differentiated ESC derived IPCCs [2], [13].

Brain tumours are considered to be located in a site of relative immune privilege (Walker et al, 2002).