Sentences with phrase «means unequal access»

A good example is in Professor Clotfelter's post, where he writes that «economic segregation almost inevitably means unequal access to the best teachers and other resources.»

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While many more people now have better access to drinking water, sanitation and health care, the world is still an unequal place: 2.5 billion — more than one third of the world's population — still have totally inadequate sanitation.16 Artificial feeding of an infant instead of breastfeeding in such settings can literally mean the difference between life and death.

Using historical and ethnographic methods, I argue that certain understandings of talent perpetuate unequal access to power by naturalizing a set of musical skills acquired through other means.