Sentence examples for spaces of privilege from inspiring English sources

These men, who occupy spaces of privilege that feminist activists often do not, likely have access to populations that wouldn't be hearing about feminism otherwise.

One and Other (2009) took this space of privilege, this platform 14 feet long and five feet wide, and made it democratic.

Black beauty has been and is a space of privilege, power, pain with deep historical roots.

The cancer of complexion means Lupita occupying a space of privilege, usually reserved for the Halles, Rhianna's, Beyonces also triggers hard conversations for some black women who have occupied this space, and may be feeling dethroned in ways they are unwilling to voice.

No doubt he'd be pleased by LACMA's show today — Purifoy died at 86 in 2004 — even though (and partly because) he was well aware that museums are spaces of establishment privilege.

However, I'm a white, cis woman so I've got a lot of privilege in these spaces in terms of how I'm viewed and how people choose to speak to me".

But, this special gift (as a pedestrian mind you, I failed miserably at formal dance training), could not have been possible without women carving out their own space, a space free of male privilege, free of the male gaze.

Tall, semicircular, rotating black fences define and segment the space, variously suggesting prison walls and fortresses of privilege, walls that separate insiders and outsiders.

A major challenge to the development of a global sociology, then, is the persistence of spaces of influence in which the privileges of dominant geo-political powers operate in intellectual production, including sociological formations (Bhambra 2007; Bhambra 2014; Connell 2007; Go 2016; Jacobs and Townsley 2008; Rodríguez et al. 2010).

This was hardly a case of privilege rewarding privilege.

The article smacks of privilege throughout.