Sentences with phrase «ideas about minority»

Admissions personnel from several private schools shared their ideas about minority recruitment and retention at the National Association of Independent Schools» annual meeting here March 13 - 16.

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And in the long run, the idea that a forced separation of cultures — with strict rules about who can wear what, or eat or listen to what — would be good for minorities is one that would backfire.

This wild confusion is present in the minds of a small but financially powerful minority, though a much larger part of the population has a tendency to hold rigid ideas about the kinds of economic institutions in other nations with which we should cooperate.

New York's senior senator isn't psyched about the idea of being back in the minority after serving as one of the most powerful men in the Democrat - controlled upper house.

In fact, it was Senate Minority Leader Dean Skelos» reservations about state GOP Chairman Ed Cox's effort to establish his own third party line that tanked the idea (much to the pleasure of state Conservative Party Chairman Mike Long).

The focus on how eating - and body distress may be used to negotiate dominant ideas about gender and sexuality is similarly applicable to male patients, as well as gender minorities, even whilst the cultural constructions at stake may be different.»

White men are about 1.5 times more likely than minority women to report that their mentors respect their ideas.

The senators are also concerned about NIH's proposal to separate IDeA from another NCRR program for minority institutions.

In case we needed another reminder that Hollywood does not care about minority characters or actors, yesterday brought the news that Paramount Pictures and Dreamworks Pictures thought it would be a cool idea to cast Scarlett Johansson as the famous Japanese heroine Major in the film adaptation of Japanese writer / illustrator Masamune Shirow's Kodansha Comics manga comic series, GHOST IN THE SHELL.

We have a moral obligation to be precise about what the problems in American education are — like subpar schools for poor and minority children — and to resist heroic ideas about what would solve them, if those ideas don't demonstrably do that.

«diversity is a non issue in games, and only matters to minorities looking for jobs» This proves better than any of my words that you have absolutely no idea what you're talking about.

As Anthony Watts has pointed out, a third newspaper article is cited by the IPCC (as the sole reason to believe an idea is true) when it writes: «Unreliable electric power, as in minority neighbourhoods during the New York heatwave of 1999, can amplify concerns about health and environmental justice (Wilgoren and Roane, 1999).»

One must accept the idea that preconceived notions about the role of women or minorities don't exist.