Sentences with phrase «whose skin color»

Many people are uncomfortable talking about race — especially white people, whose skin color insulates them and offers privileges, Rollins says.

I've never seen a «white» person, from any part of the world, whose skin color was actually white.

Parents gather around small groups of kids — whose skin colors span shades of ivory and tan and brown — to ask them about their projects and the ways in which these issues are still relevant today.

Not exact matches

His approach didn't work in a state whose voters chose substance over skin color — despite the incredibly unsavory tactics in PG County.

For the first time, using sophisticated tools to measure skin color, blood flow, and temperature, researchers found that patients on the drug who had a very rapid onset of flushing — redness, pain, swelling, and heat to the face — rated the experience far more harshly than patients whose skin changed gradually, even to the point of extreme redness or change in temperature over time.

Most recently, I heard the words from my mother, who does not approve of my being in a relationship with someone whose skin is a different color than mine — it's almost comical, except it's tragic, especially at this point in our lives.

For those whose skin changes color with the seasons, you may need to mix colors or use different shades for different parts of the year — think warm in the summer and cool undertones in the winter.

You should highlight your lips just starting above your lips with a pen whose color is close to your skin color or lipstick color.

In 1967, the US Supreme Court legalized interracial marriage and legitimized thousands of couples whose love had nothing to do with skin color.

But more than this, in his eyes through the course of the movie, we see the horror of a hope that completely dwindles and fades to nothing, until it matches the faces of the other lifelong enslaved people whose only separation between those who enslave them comes from geography and skin color.

says Shuri to white C.I.A. operative Everett Ross (Martin Freeman), whose hilariously befuddled reaction just about encapsulates the centuries - long absurdities (and accompanying horrors) of subjugating others based on their skin color.

We threatened the sanctity and symmetry of a white and black America whose yin and yang racial politics left no room for any other color, particularly that of pathetic little yellow - skinned people pickpocketing the American purse.»

Not even my grandmother Adah, who adored little girls and gathered motherless Zilpah to her inner circle and doted upon Rachel, could warm to this strange, lonely bird, who never grew taller than a boy of ten years, and whose skin was the color of dark amber.

Flaring with reflected color, they are iridescent beings whose very skin seems to be a source of psychic power.

Featuring an alluring woman in uniform whose skin is colored with his signature hand - painted Ben - day dots, the piece was purchased on November 9, 2015, by an anonymous buyer at Christie's New York for 95.4 million dollars.

His art ads, made in the 1980s — in one, a bathrobe clad Koons surrounded himself with nearly nude models whose perfect skin compliments the brightly colored foliage — were insouciantly crass, so self - contained as to be unaware of the institution they were teasing.

It is when you are applying to law school and have better LSAT scores and undergrad grades but are passed up for someone whose only superior qualification is a politically correct skin color.

The camera is further enhanced by a dual - LED Real Tone flash whose natural illumination produces more lifelike colors and skin tones.

The original Code didn't address topics of nationality or skin color, but a 1924 addition — the infamous Article 34 — stated that members «should never be instrumental in introducing into a neighborhood a character of property or occupancy, members of any race or nationality, or any individuals whose presence will clearly be detrimental to property values in that neighborhood.»