Sentence examples for white attention from inspiring English sources

Buck said that the Wanapum had not suffered inordinately from white attention.

Seventy-four years old in 1963, Randolph had first come to nationwide — that is, white — attention in 1941, when his threat to stage a march on Washington to protest racial discrimination prompted Franklin Roosevelt to summon him to the White House and, just one week later, issue an executive order prohibiting workplace discrimination throughout defense industries.

He was Baldwin's child, his rightful heir, not a certain heterosexual writer who stole from Baldwin to make a career for himself filled with glittering false prizes; an expatriate life made cushy by white attention, guilt and money.

"Given the white-hot attention to the conventions," said Greg Martin, a G.M. spokesman, "this is a good chance to showcase our vehicles to a wide range of delegates and opinion leaders whose influence extends beyond Washington and their communities".

So Lena Dunham went on NPR (NPR!) a couple days ago to talk about how white her show is (HAHAH!) and did what is, I guess, the right thing to do in terms of quelling the unwanted hot-white attentions of too-proximal strangers to whom you apparently owe something, which is apologize, be "contrite" like Gakwer called it.

So when Lena Dunham went on NPR (NPR!) a couple days ago to talk about how white her show is (HAHAH!) and did what is, I guess, the right thing to do in terms of quelling the unwanted hot-white attentions of too-proximal strangers to whom you apparently owe something, which is apologize, be "contrite" like Gakwer called it.

White's attention goes naturally to enforcement.

Inevitably, it is what the French would call "marginal" Paris that attracts White's attention.

White's attention now turns to England duties, with the striker poised to earn her 50th cap when they face China in Manchester on Thursday in their final home match before the summer's World Cup in Canada.

White Americans' attention would be best spent understanding how racism creates and perpetuates rape.

Not that black women are vying for white male attention, but when the media constantly tells black women they aren't soft enough, feminine enough, or beautiful enough without fulfilling eurocentric beauty standards, a story like Olivia and Fitz's seems like a big "F-You" to that discrimination.