Sentences with word «tokenism»

But also whether or not the new wave of all - female shows (I'm thinking specifically of No Man's Land: Women Artists from The Rubell Family Collection) is liberating artwork by female artists from the burden of tokenism in otherwise male - dominated spaces.

It is important to teach students and adults about tokenism in schools and how it can affect them.

Diversity isn't about tokenism, rigid constraints or being a killjoy.

Naturally, the minute that someone stands up for the blatant prejudice shown to minorities in the legal profession, we get the racists like you, Harry, who also suggest that selecting a minority would be based only on tokenism.

In addition, these isolated attempts at «multiculturalism» are perceived as tokenism and only serve to further jeopardize student success.

It can, in fact, substitute tokenism for real equality.

The issue of diversity came up recently in the discussion surrounding another post I wrote about art world lists, so let me reiterate here: the goal is not tokenism or quotas.

It's equally important to avoid tokenism — something organizations can succumb to with diverse slate policies, says Dnika J. Travis, who leads the Catalyst Research Center for Corporate Practice: «An organization can say, «We've accomplished something because we have one [diverse candidate].

Beyond tokenism: Toward the next stage in teacher leadership.

But Levine warned the Jewish establishment that young Jews would not be mollified by tokenism.

But when, as of this writing, actors everywhere are crawling over each other to announce that they all refuse to work with Woody Allen going forward, it's hard to argue on behalf of tokenism when absolutism is the only reality of the moment.

Finally, we need a transformative approach on how women are included in policies and praxis to build a new world, that is divorced from tokenism and biological essentialism.

Student tokenism happens in many ways.

The psychosocial factors identified include tokenism, sexual harassment and discrimination, work - family conflict, and workload.

Is this a show of mere tokenism by the government to its own emission standards, by shutting down just one thermal power plant when more than a hundred of the remaining power plants continue to pollute our air?

It's green tokenism - a great invention for unscrupulous politicians who can say: «look what we're doing about climate change».»

but their weekly services have achieved only tokenism.

One of those problems Rougeau may have been referring to when he talked about corporate diversity in 2006 is the way tokenism manifests for high - ranking people from marginalized communities.

Party promotion Like many, I regret this drift towards tokenism.

Under the old regime there was far too much tokenism and very little regard for the feelings of Tory activists and voters.

I have argued that the Party had made strategic errors through tokenism and ignorance; that it doesn't matter if we think we're not racist but ethnic minority voters do, and that it's time to end the Conservative war on multiculturalism (which, by the way, is supported by 71 per cent of Tory voters).

And tokenism shows in a proposal, says Knoedler.

This is dangerous tokenism.

This year, the Academy must recognize tokenism is not enough

Which is a good thing, even if it does occasionally result in transparent tokenism.

Vincent D'Onofrio plays the stern but often befuddled police inspector chasing Spencer and Mekhi Phifer gives the film a little tokenism as the outsider who helps Spencer in his getaway.

School culture might often promote tokenism.

Students often internalize tokenism, which takes away their ability to see it, and adults are very invested in it, which takes away their ability to stop it.

Oh, Mercedes - Benz pays passing tokenism to fuel economy and emissions reduction by doing things like decoupling the engine and the transmission when the GLC is coasting between 60 and 160 km / h, but then actually increases the engine's idle speed in Sport Plus mode to allow «especially fast pull - away and acceleration.»

This can feel like tokenism, and things do trail off toward the end.

We're beginning to see less tokenism.

In 1971, Gilliam pulled out of an exhibition of work by black artists at the Whitney Museum of American Art because, as he wrote in a letter signed by six other artists also protesting, the show represented «the worst form of tokenism without any regard for our real qualities.»

Shields called their invitation to participate in the biannual exhibition tokenism, citing the obvious exclusion of black artists from previous biennials.

Fox News» slogan «fair and balanced» should be a redundancy, but became a proud and almost unique claim, albeit tokenism.

While I understand counsel's motivation, I am of the view that, in the circumstances of this case, 90 days (the outer limit of an intermittent sentence) is not more than rank tokenism.

«I'm glad that people are recognizing the craft of it and not making decisions based on tokenism; Rachel's work is on the screen,» «Mudbound» director Dee Rees said on a recent episode of Variety «s «Playback» podcast.

One delegate voiced the concern that «there is a bit of tokenism on committees — selection should be seen to be on merit.»

Second, we're certain that Interview, as a result of this article, will mend their ways, avoid tokenism, and increase coverage of women artists and artists of color as interviewers and interviewees.

Even the generally conservative (when it comes to sexual politics or postcolonial consciousness) Pompidou (Paris) put on its one survey show of women, «Elles» in 2012, although it is hard to see this as anything other than tokenism when feminism is side - lined from «business as usual» rather than integrated centrally into ongoing institutional strategy and policy.

Children's participation: from tokenism to citizenship, UNICEF.

No student tokenism can not be made right, no matter how long it has been done or who has been involved.

Chambers is not only unhappy about tokenism but the feeling that museums and galleries are not bridges to reach black communities.

Topics would include tokenism, avoiding stereotypes, and navigating niche markets.

There was deep disappointment with the attitude of the Australian Government and the view by some that most government initiatives in response to the recommendations of the Report were «mere tokenism».

In which we battle over carbon targets, green tokenism and the economics of climate change.

Foster further dismisses Rita Gonzalez's groundbreaking exhibition «Phantom Sightings» — and shows such as the Asco retrospective — as tokenism, as that «one show» or «that show.»

As Jillian Steinhauer wrote in Hyperallergic: «The goal is not tokenism or quotas.

«You won't move beyond what is tokenism in law firms where innovation is fairly piecemeal.

Schools stress that concern for gender parity within MBA programs isn't about pandering, tokenism, or just «doing the right thing.»