Sentence examples for white perceptions from inspiring English sources

Like many contemporary blacks in elite cultural spaces, Zora was caught in respectability politics: between battling white perceptions of an inferior blackness and resisting cultural norms that make whiteness supreme.

White perceptions, by contrast, improved markedly from 1990 to 2000, but have remained steady since.

But these differences pale in comparison to the gulf separating black and white perceptions of justice.

There were similar gaps in black and white perceptions of how blacks are treated in various circumstances.

City Councilman William Perkins, who represents Harlem, said of the stark difference between black and white perceptions, "The chasm still has be bridged, and the efforts on the part of the Police Department cannot be undermined by the mayor.

He concluded that white perceptions of native privilege and corruption constitute "Canada's most hidden anger," and that the deep split between natives and immigrant Canadians is the country's greatest division.

This white perception of unbridled black rage always lurking close to the surface has been debunked by numerous scholarly studies, and is based on the psychological reaction of whites rather than the carefully studied behavior of blacks in our society.

It does not view the world in "black and white" perception, it has no duality – no beauty, no ugliness.

White perception and the reality are completely at odds.

We're expected to be a reflection of them, yet flawed white perception is never assuaged.

They cannot be quelled, tamed, or contained especially by white perception.