Sentence examples for white designation from inspiring English sources
The actual person, Sandra Laing, suffered through a kind of industrial-strength crisis of identity, with her parents determined to ensure that her privileges be protected via that all-important white designation, and her own growing awareness that, whatever the government stamped on a piece of paper, she would have no shortage of difficulty in finding a place in so divided a society.
Factors associated with mammography detected BC were 1) stage 0 disease (BC in situ), 2) 50+ years of age, 3) later diagnosis years, 1999 to 2005 compared to 1990 1998, and 4) white race designation (table 1).
The categories of black and white, the designations afforded to Latinos, erase the complex familial and ancestral stories that define the United States.
A private and highly selective institution, it was founded in the early 1900s by a wealthy Houston businessman as an exclusively white institution, a designation it maintained through the late 1960s.
The grey patches are identified by the following designations (white to black): white; N8; N6.5; N5; N3.5; and black.
Younger age, lower pay grade, less education, being single, and non-white race-ethnicity designation were all associated with higher Ct infection rates among both female and male cohort members (Tables 1 and 2).
But the consistent designation of white, muscular, heterosexually presenting (and often vacant-looking) men as "sexiest alive" says something important about the media portrayal of sexiness.
Women have made such progress in the white male world that the designation "female designers" now has little meaning.
At the edge of the town, the society has posted a welcome sign with a black-and-white steamer and the designation "Ireland's Titanic Village".
Close by Alpha Telescopii are the two blue-white stars sharing the designation of Delta Telescopii.
According to her, conservatives are increasingly at risk of being unfairly assigned designations like "white supremacist" and "neo-Nazi".
