Sentences with phrase «white privilege in»

The splotchy painting of a 14 - year - old Till — which sparked a protest earlier this year while on display at the Whitney Biennial as well as furious debate over censorship, race and representation, and white privilege in the art world — is not on view at the ICA.

Last year Vélez was featured in the Whitney Biennial, and a version of this piece was a prominent part of his display (which referred to the path that a review he wrote, «White Privilege in Criticism,» took through social media over the course of a year in which NATO protests, outrage over the Trayvon Martin verdict, and other political flashpoints occurred.)

Landsman has been a featured speaker on White Privilege in many venues.

Get Out plays on the themes of idyllic subsocieties with dark secrets established in Stepford Wives and the racial discomfort of dramas like Guess Who's Coming to Dinner and sets it to a thrumming Twilight Zone-esque anxiety attack, needling the idea of black culture and white privilege in potent, majorly poignant manners.

GET OUT Fri, May 5, 9:35 p.m.; Sat, May 6, 9:35 p.m. Can an impeccably crafted horror film tackle issues of racism and white privilege in America while also inspiring sold - out audiences to laugh and clap in unison?

Between its comic bits about crimes gone wrong, the film takes a critical look at white privilege in 1950s America.

A few weeks ago, I published my first piece on white privilege in online dating.

Place that under white privilege in your dictionary.

Denene Millner's posts about parenting black boys as a black mother did far more to wake me up to realities of racial injustice in this country than my subscription to The New York Times, and Kristen Howerton's «Rage Against the Minivan» blog introduced me to the concept of white privilege in a way that made sense and inspired change.

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Sexism is a symptom of male white privilege residing in high perches that prevent women from shattering the glass ceiling.

«White male privilege runs unchecked,» one woman said in an email.

President Donald Trump will not assert executive privilege to block fired FBI Director James Comey from testifying on Capitol Hill, the White House said Monday, setting the stage for a dramatic public airing of the former top law enforcement official's dealings with the commander in chief.

But in restoring the posting privileges of alt - right leader Richard Spencer over the weekend, the company explained that Spencer's original sin wasn't spreading white nationalist views or fomenting hatred but creating duplicate accounts in violation of the Twitter rules.

High - level Justice Department officials and a magistrate judge had to conclude there was probable cause that Cohen had evidence of a federal crime, that he could not be trusted to hand over evidence voluntarily, and that there was reason to believe Cohen had voided his attorney - client privilege by «engaging in crime or fraud,» attorney Ken White writes.

The veteran lawyer's role in executive - privilege disputes in the Bush White House may prove crucial to reshaping Trump's legal strategy.

White House officials, sensing growing pressure from Mueller's investigation, see Flood as someone to play hard ball with Mueller over interview and document requests, particularly those in which the president could invoke executive privilege.

In my view, certainly, when one person involved in a couple is male (particularly cis - gendered, heterosexual, white, etc.), it makes sense to me that he would need to give up the privilege that comes from having that body in US societIn my view, certainly, when one person involved in a couple is male (particularly cis - gendered, heterosexual, white, etc.), it makes sense to me that he would need to give up the privilege that comes from having that body in US societin a couple is male (particularly cis - gendered, heterosexual, white, etc.), it makes sense to me that he would need to give up the privilege that comes from having that body in US societin US society.

As a straight, white, middle - class, Christian male sitting in the seat of privilege, I've had to swallow quite a few sugarcoated critiques from my brothers and sisters from different ethnic and socio - economic classes.

Most of my work in emergent has been around challenging unseen white privilege, power, critiquing leadership and advocating for transparency, action and multiculturalism.

For me personally, I only recognized my WHITE privilege when I was in a course with women from indigenous backgrounds who pointed it out.

I wrote a widely - read piece for Christianity Today, asking white Christians to examine their privilege, recognize that racism persists, humbly listen to black perspectives on race, and follow Jesus» footsteps by standing in cross-cultural solidarity with black people.

When white conservative Christians obsess over their own perceived oppression, it becomes incredibly difficult to engage in important conversations about religious, racial, and gender privilege that are necessary for creating a more just society.

The failure in the white privilege stewardship model, is that it inherently affirms and utilizes the very thing that it is called to resist and counter.

Even more troubling, I've found that many white male pastors and seminary students have an even harder time admitting that these privilege and power issues exist in the church and are even perpetuated by the church.»

Given Litfin's writings about the phrase «white privilege» and comments in class, I found the narrative in his fictional book series, «The Chiveis Trilogy,» to be potentially troublesome.

These stories pale in comparison to the controversy that erupted in 2015 when Embrace — Moody's African - American student group — decided to host a forum addressing white privilege.

Given Litfin's writings about the phrase «white privilege» and comments in class, I found the narrative in his fictional book series, ``

One is the world - wide revolutionary situation, in which subject peoples of Asia and Africa are rising to claim their independence and their right to a fair share in the opportunities of life, and in which nonwhite peoples are challenging the exclusive privilege and world dominance of the white man.

He had reached out to me because he had become convicted concerning white privilege and the continued prevalence of racism in America and wanted advice on what he should do.

Efforts by white students especially to join in diversity discourse, to become «allies,» are treated with suspicion and frequently renounced as covert assertions of «privilege.»

Anything that is not in lock step with your limited views of freedom is expressed as a forum of suppression when actually you need to deal with the fact that you lost your white male hetro privilege in 1969.

But people seem to want Timberlake to make things right in a more public way, a way that challenges his own privileges as a white male and thus — at least symbolically — contends with those power imbalances in society at large: perhaps by bringing Jackson on stage to perform with him as a special guest at this year's Super Bowl.

Yet it is precisely the privilege of Dillard's background that she knew would clip her wings and force another life upon her: the country club and its obsessive cultivation of a suntan; years of dancing school and white cotton gloves; the fate of young ladies to take custody of unquestioned codes, to be «vigilantes of the trivial,» to accept their destiny («to marry Holden Caulfield's roommate, and buy a house in Point Breeze, and send our children to dancing school»)

In the United States, during a time where some white Christians feel offended if and when Starbucks doesn't give them the proper shout out on their holiday cups, it seems erroneous to refer to Christian Privilege in lieu of centering the conversation around White PrivilegIn the United States, during a time where some white Christians feel offended if and when Starbucks doesn't give them the proper shout out on their holiday cups, it seems erroneous to refer to Christian Privilege in lieu of centering the conversation around White Priviwhite Christians feel offended if and when Starbucks doesn't give them the proper shout out on their holiday cups, it seems erroneous to refer to Christian Privilege in lieu of centering the conversation around White Privilegin lieu of centering the conversation around White PriviWhite Privilege.

Maybe Christian Privilege is more real than I'm giving it credit for, but I'm willing to bet that nearly every oppressive institution in America that enjoys these so - called inherent Christian advantages is a white one, too.

Thus, in the political calculus that flowed from portraying racism as the central fact of American life, no white effort to redress the transgressions against the blacks was ever adequate, and no black challenge to the privileges or sensibilities of whites was ever excessive.

«Just being able to play at White Hart Lane was a privilege and to play in a team with so many good players and reach the quarter - finals of the Champions League, it was a special journey.

The fact that (as Sarah Rowher pointed out) this particular white woman gets paid to breastfeed in comfort while other women have to sue for the privilege - or, more likely, simply quite and formula feed - is not a slap in the face, but it is the core issue.

If you don't believe that «white privilege» exists in the breastfeeding community, you have a lot to learn.

And how exactly does me pointing out white privilege result in discrimination against you?

In Europe, North America, and some regions with strong historical benefits inherited by descendants from these regions, racism debate often gets framed in terms of white benefit / privilege, and this is often described as due to the overwhelming one - sided benefits gained by that ethnic group specifically (and to an extent those able to passIn Europe, North America, and some regions with strong historical benefits inherited by descendants from these regions, racism debate often gets framed in terms of white benefit / privilege, and this is often described as due to the overwhelming one - sided benefits gained by that ethnic group specifically (and to an extent those able to passin terms of white benefit / privilege, and this is often described as due to the overwhelming one - sided benefits gained by that ethnic group specifically (and to an extent those able to pass).

To be fair, I think this may have been meant in a wider sense, that it all stems from white colonialism, or white privilege, or is «white - like» or a similar sense.

White privilege is the ability for Whites to maintain an elevated status in society that masks racial inequality.1

Note also that «white privilege» doesn't mean that no white person has ever been mistreated by police, or that no black person has ever been treated well, it just means (on this subject) that in general, white American have a different relationship with law enforcement than black Americans do.

-1 The term white privilege is mostly applied to a US context of race, which can't be applied to Europe (and even in the US, it's conditional).

once you account for how asian americans are represented in these data, it starts looking like «hard - worker privilege» and not «white privilege».

-1 White privilege is well - defined and not widely used in the way you describe.

It's basically a theory that white people in western countries have more societal privileges than people of other ethnicities who come from the same political, social and economic class.

The heated debate over a non-binding budget resolution in the Senate that morphed into claims of «white privilege» is, naturally, be interpreted different ways by the leadership of the Independent Democratic Conference and the mainline Democrats.

The country decided we had to have an honest discussion about white privilege, about racial injustice in this country,»» he said.