Sentences with word «ghettoization»

You didn't mention the other big cons of this device: the continued ghettoization of non-B & N content.

It's called ghettoization.

However plausible such a defense might seem, I can not help but feel that Barth is himself, at least partially and perhaps largely, to blame, for his rejection of natural theology automatically guarantees the later ghettoization of his influence.

Hammadi emphasises Hollande's justice theme: «The most important issue is the question of justice — between rich and poor, on the fiscal front, in cities and tackling ghettoization, and most important of all justice for youth and a generational contract.»

Black ghettoization was purposely engineered by duplicitous white people, who at first used enslavement but later turned to subtler methods of oppression.

The once - prevalent ghettoization of photography apart from the mainstream art world has thankfully continued to break down, thanks in no small part to creatives like Tillmans.

The complaint of ghettoization goes hand in hand with the ongoing belief women - authored work or women as a group or category is not interesting.Â

Frum's argument that the United States (and, well, likely elsewhere) is descending into self - ghettoization intellectually, with people seeking «facts» that support their beliefs -LSB-...]

The harassment and ghettoization of Buddhists, to include making them wear the equivalent of the Nazis» yellow stars for Jews.

Soderbergh was also facing the ghettoization of independent film.

This is an imposed «ghettoization» of women.

Its ghettoization in relation to both the wider society and the church was intensified.

Like Hazel, his brushes with cancer and mortality have forced him to deepen; the pair inevitably begin to build a connection over everyday existential concerns such as «the ghettoization of scrambled eggs».

In order to be an option that works beyond the ghettoization of the poor, councils must be freed to look at their allocation options to ensure they are building strong communities.

What does the ghettoization of rats tell us about our own species?

A portrait of social entrapment in the 20th century, the movie chronicles the development of wealthy neighborhoods in Baltimore and the ghettoization of its black population to the point where the community has remained in perennial disrepair.

Beyond that, it also speaks to contemporary issues of class struggle, segregation, ghettoization and most key and interesting to much of the conflict, an inter-ideological mingling transferred to black culture.

An amazing story of men and women enduring not only the hell of ghettoization and the machinery of genocide, but also that of combat.

Comics can also suffer from stereotyping and ghettoization.

And giving them a pass on a stupid, problematic, or hackneyed setting because it's just window dressing for what games are «really trying to accomplish comes dangerously close to the «Eh, it's just a game» mentality that has left games ghettoized in the larger cultural conversation (and made game designers complicit in that ghettoization).

The question is whether separate exhibitions are still needed to tell the stories that were left out and continue to be absent from conventional tellings of art history, or whether creating these separate spaces amounts to a kind of ghettoization that prevents the artwork from being considered on the larger stage.

In Our Town (1995), for instance, happy children can be seen playing by lush lawns and tidy gardens, surrounded by dignified white houses with blue shutters — a world away from the deprivation and ghettoization of much American social housing.

Of course, today the city has changed for the better in terms of safety, but for the worse in terms of the ghettoization of the wealthy in certain neighborhoods that used to be a lot more alive.

Piper's move, ARTNews's Robin Cembalest wrote, raised the question of «whether separate exhibitions are still needed to tell the stories that were left out and continue to be absent from conventional tellings of art history, or whether creating these separate spaces amounts to a kind of ghettoization that prevents the artwork from being considered on the larger stage.»

«It probably did feel a little bit like a ghettoization back then,» she said.

But, if guest worker programs are allowed to flourish, the ghettoization creeps up the wage scale to areas like food service, retail sales, construction and even sectors like IT and health care.