But here is where journalism takes on an important role, and one that makes it essential for black reporters to be represented in every area of the news: when the world is construed and represented to readers from a uniquely white perspective, non-white people in this society suffer serious and direct consequences.
"That's why I'm calling for – and dedicating my parliamentary career to – the creation of a national strategy to deliver the benefits of growth to the outer suburbs of every city in Australia: Lakemba where I grew up, to Cowan which I represent, and to every outer suburb in between," she said.
After making his Mets debut in May of the 2010 season, R. A. Dickey came to represent a once-every-five-days antidote for fans sickened by losing records, late-season collapses, financial difficulties, unrelenting bad luck and prolonged bad play.
The resulting artwork allows viewers to journey through an infinite amount of Unicode glyphs in Noto Sans, which is the only typeface designed to represent every symbol in every language. .
ERT would continue to ask Rouvas to represent them every year until he finally accepted again in 2009.
Mr. Quinn, whose parents were Mexican-Indian and Mexican-Irish, was sometimes cast as a Mexican, but Hollywood seemed to consider his looks ideal to represent almost every ethnicity.
But because of how this particular team has been hyped and what it has come to represent -- "every young girl who signed up to play," Brandi Chastain said -- its collective and individual performances must now get critiqued, as if the outcome of a game were based on technical merit.
The first attempt to abstract upon Oprea scaffolds was to represent every ring by just one vertex and to include information which rings are connected and how.
Students wear their rings with the M.P.S. initials facing out, to represent their openness to capturing every experience lived at school; alumnae wear them with the initials facing in, as if to trap those experiences.
"Right-to-work" laws force unions to represent every eligible employee, whether or not he or she pays dues or fees, thereby allowing workers to pay nothing and still get all the benefits of union membership.
