Sentence examples for vulnerable white from inspiring English sources

James Attfield, a young, vulnerable white man, was killed on March 29.

Here is a billionaire validating the fears of economically vulnerable white people.

The case comes after high-profile cases in Rochdale, Derby and Telford, where abusers targeted young, vulnerable white girls.

A couple of child sex scandals, involving Muslim gangs in Rochdale and Oxford and vulnerable white girls, was a powerful recruiting-sergeant for the group.

The majority of child-sex offenders in Britain are white men, but recent cases in Rotherham, Derby and Oxford featured groups of Asian men grooming vulnerable white girls.

The recent cases of Asian men grooming vulnerable white teenage girls for sex raised sensitivities about racial stereotyping, but not for Warsi.

In doing so, he has become an unlikely avatar for socially vulnerable whites who feel threatened by forces they can't control.

As they've done since slave times, the rich, white elite pits the economically vulnerable whites against blacks (Limbaugh talked about "minorities" above, although other times he got more specific in pitting whites against blacks) to distract them from the fact that the elites are screwing all of them over.

Maria feels that she belongs in Africa because she works the land, but she is alone, vulnerable and white in a country where the majority population is black.

Straw said that this was noticeable in his constituency, Blackburn: "There is a specific problem which involves Pakistani heritage men… who target vulnerable young white girls".

Jack Straw, the former Home Secretary, told the BBC that there was "a specific problem which involves Pakistani heritage men" targeting "vulnerable young white girls," whom they saw as "easy meat".