Sentence examples for white perspective from inspiring English sources

Albeit well-meaning, it's inescapably a show about race from a white perspective.

Instead of adapting to the white perspective, he forced white audiences to follow him into his own experience.

But writers often find themselves pressurised into presenting a white perspective of their cultures, promoting stereotypes and denying true diversity.

"So I threw Skeeter in the mix and I felt a little better about it, because I was showing a white perspective as well".

He was uncomfortable with the film being "told exclusively and entirely from a white perspective... the images were very strong from that perspective".

Drawing from a popular humanism that could not recognise itself as a "white" perspective, some women would insist that they did not care whether someone were "green, striped or purple," because we are all "human".

Where the original version posited an unbridgeable division between black and white perspectives, and blamed whites for it, the "updated" version puts forth a vision of black and white joined together "as a racial crisis flares around us".

Not without reason either: it's a cosy, cliche-reliant telling of a still-nervy slice of social history, filtering its tale of outsider representation through the Colgate-white perspective of Jeremy Irvine's hero.

It often demonstrates that the black-and-white perspective of a partisan has unrecognized grays and that the opposing sides see the world in very different ways.

This black-and-white perspective leads to well-known answers and results in the selection of correlation coefficient (CC) for mono-modal registration and mutual information (MI) for multi-modal registration.

The danger with conventional dating advice -- or any black-and-white perspective on love and sex -- is that it makes women second-guess themselves and believe there's only one right way to be.