Sentence examples for white decision makers from inspiring English sources
Black people cannot establish different standards of justice, from policing to prison, outside of white decision makers and a predominately white electorate.
Predominantly white decision makers are rewriting election rules to dilute the votes of racial minorities.
Hollywood, television included, is still run by white decision-makers, mostly men.
Why not?" Until that day happens the chances of the most deserving films of the award for Best Picture will continue to get snubbed by old, white, male decision makers.
Figures released to The-Latest.com, a citizen journalism news website, using freedom of information requests, show that many authorities employ predominately white staff as top decision makers, the posts that usually have the biggest salaries.
It was a candid reflection on the way white supremacy manifests itself in the industry: Eurocentric beauty standards simply drive Davis (and people who look like her) out of the competition for roles for which they are qualified because decision makers think a "whiter" look is more relatable or desireable.
In a nutshell, the report found that these decision makers are mostly old, white men; hardly representative of American society, or my generation in particular.
The white people I usually encountered were power brokers and decision makers who could take a girl like me, package her talent, and offer her a seat on top of the world — or dismiss her into the valley of obscurity.
The key decision makers in death penalty cases across the country are almost exclusively white.
Who constitutes our class of decision makers?
