Sentence examples for white name from inspiring English sources

After a hayride and barbecue, put on by Allen & Company, the moguls trickled into Duchin, donning the white name badges required for entry.

Using all his ingenuity in finding and exploring data, he then examines whether being given a distinctively black or white name affects one's prospects in life.

There were twenty or so students sitting on folding chairs, white name tags adhered to their button-down shirts, obedient and eager.

A CV sent in with an African-American name was, in one US study, half as likely to lead to a job interview as an identical match sent in with a stereotypically white name.

It shows up in judgments and associations made when we see a typically black or brown name on a job application rather than a typically white name.

He presented a scenario in which a student interrupted class by walking around, but some teachers read about a boy named Jake — a white name — and others read about Darnell, a black name.

The other was white, named O'Grady.

In December 1998, she gave birth to two boys, one black, whom she named Joseph, and one white, named Vincent.

Fortunately the TV dramatist John Hopkins seized the opportunity instead, creating a minor masterpiece in black and white named Houseparty (1964).

Lenz, long a specialist in gewürztraminer, blended that grape with pinot gris — both have Alsatian backgrounds — in a new 2011 white named Tête-à-Tête ($25).

One illustrative study found that résumés with typically black names are less likely to lead to job interviews than those with typically white names.