Women, women of color, trans women of color, migrants, queer folks, and especially my fellow transmasculine people of color.
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In the 21952s and 1980s, I co-founded the Combahee River Collective, a black feminist group, and Kitchen Table: Women of Color Press to give women of color, lesbians of color and even gay men of color a voice.
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New stories by people of color about people of color is the solution.
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They seem to struggle dealing with people of color and women of color.
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People of color, especially women of color, are making themselves heard in the industry.
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The first thing is amplifying the voices of people of color and women of color.
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There probably would've been more women of color, men of color getting parts in movies!
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"Femmes, women of color, women, people of color experience oppression through lived experience," Cunningham said.
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"I wear a lot of color, and I use a lot of color," he said.
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She speaks not only for women but also for women of color and people of color.
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On My Block is refreshingly connected to not only teens of color, but communities of color.
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Letting people of color tell the stories of people of color is always a good idea.
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If you have kids, buy them dolls of color and books with characters of color. 32.
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Like the movie, the series doesn't just feature people of color, it's about people of color.
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So, I write about people of color, specifically women of color, just because I have to.
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All of the featured books are written by people of color, with readers of color in mind.
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But the truth is, women of color don't have to be mentored by other people of color.
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"Every state has a higher percentage of students of color than teachers of color," the report notes.
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"A lot of people of color were excited about a young woman of color," Mr. Blake said.
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Teachers of color have higher expectations for students of color and can better relate to their experiences.
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Finding an experienced leader matters particularly to voters of color, especially women of color, the study found.
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But couldn't a woman, man of color, or (gasp) a woman of color, do the same exact job?
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I want to know what it meant to women of color, biracial women, to teen women of color.
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People of Color Are Not Monolithic People/characters of color are more than their skin color and hair.
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It's also a point of pride to be a queer woman of color drawing queer women of color.
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And in failing people of color, they failed women of color — which is to say, they failed women.
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One of the things that we're seeing is that violence is particularly impacting LGBT communities of color, LGBT youth, transgender, and gender nonconforming people especially, and transgender women of color/women of color especially.
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It gets a bit better with Scorsese as a producer; of the 38 films he's produced but not directed, 5 have directors of color, 6 have writers of color, and 4 have producers of color.
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Training therapists of color in psychedelic treatments can also help ease deeply-rooted medical mistrust in communities of color.
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Being a woman or a person of color — or God forbid, a woman of color — has become a liability.
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Second: have someone else check your work, ideally a person of color, when you're dealing with people of color.
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So what we want is more voices of color being published and more voices of color being published well.
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Among the nine people of color nominated in the Grammys general categories, SZA is the only woman of color.
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Sanders tends to do better with younger voters of color, while Biden fares well with older voters of color.
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It's something I understand, and wrestle with, both as a person of color, and as a woman of color.
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President of Color of Change Rashad Robinson discusses the votes of people of color in the 85033 race. Sen.
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While people of color make up 32% of the body of inductees, women of color are still sorely underrepresented.
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That has caused some fans to ask that characters of color have their stories done by creators of color.
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I only recently found a therapist who is a woman of color and psychiatrist who is a man of color.
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Her research team included therapists of color who work with communities of color—a profoundly rare situation in her field.
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The fall '16 shows included 24.75% models of color (compared to 22.4% models of color in the spring '16 shows).
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People of color across social media sparked with excitement over seeing a main character of color in a popular franchise.
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Follow and support women of color Find women of color leaders who are doing great work (and there are many).
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Not only do they champion underrepresented artists of color, they are also engaging us, collectors of color, in the discourse.
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The principle of color correcting makeup is essentially that of color theory: That is, opposite hues cancel each other out.
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If you have a partner of color or children of color, trust and believe that you can still be racist.
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"A page like mine is very important for people of color because nobody really embraces people of color," Montoya said.
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While both parties have few people of color in top positions, the GOP's percentage of key staffers of color is closer to their share of their party's voters who are people of color than those of Democrats.
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And there are very few women critics of color — only 8.9 percent of the critics in Annenberg's study were women of color, compared to 53.2 percent white men, 23 percent white women, and 14.8 percent men of color.
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The majority of our events will be geared towards women of color — specifically, women of color who work in the arts.
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Coker told CNN having shows created by people of color -- about the experiences of people of color -- makes for stronger storytelling.
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And all kinds of studies indicate that people of color go to the movies more frequently than non-people-of-color.
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And there are race barriers—with fewer people of color using psychological resources and fewer people of color working in psychology.
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Medicaid covers over half of all poor families, one in five adults of color, and over half of children of color.
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Of course, I want women, women of color, people of color to see the show and feel like they're being represented.
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LAWRENCE I personally make it a priority to represent talent of color, but I don't necessarily only represent talent of color.
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Other than those winners, every other nominee of color lost to, at times, entire casts without a single person of color.
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Theater Ensemble of Color was founded by René Johnson in order to create better opportunities for actors of color in Portland.
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Women of color are the most likely of all millennials to identify as Democrats: roughly 63 percent, surpassing even men of color.
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They've never had a leading man or woman of color, nor have most contestants of color made it past a few weeks.
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"As a woman of color, having a workplace ally of color has honestly made my job [one] that I love," Smith says.
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Retail workers of color (and particularly women of color) are also more likely to hold low-wage roles such as cashier jobs.
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And particularly women of color are not seen onscreen — and this movie also has wonderful representations of women of color as well!
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He knew few people of color, clearly didn't feel comfortable around us, or consider us — women or men of color — his equals.
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Only one in 13 members of Parliament is a person of color, and only around 5% of judges are people of color.
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It's rare to find an outlet or story that puts people of color—let alone queer women of color—front and center.
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"He didn't want to speak on behalf of people of color when there were people of color on the panel," said Casca.
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Her track record has shown that she refuses to champion the issues important to communities of color — women of color, in particular.
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Did you have any anxiety about having to represent all people of color as the only of color person on the podcast?
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"The Art of Color: The Subjective Experience and Objective Rationale of Color," Johannes Itten I went to Yale School of Art, and should be into Joseph Alber's "The Interaction of Color," but I prefer his teacher at the Bauhaus, Johannes Itten.
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The stadium-cloth folder, with the 10 years of color history, is the craziest, most beautiful buffet of color you will ever see.
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"People of color live outside of the districts of members of color," so diverse hiring practices need to be implemented across the board.
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If you have a person of color directing a film, there'll be more people of color on the crew and in the movie.
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But the entertainment industry is also slacking when it comes to getting people of color — particularly women of color — in positions of power.
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That was Nina Yang Bongiovi and Forest Whitaker's thing — their thing is to get directors of color, filmmakers of color to do stuff.
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And now, the Women of Color committee within Time's Up is calling on all women of color to join the online campaign #MuteRKelly.
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Other research also shows that occupations dominated by white women, men of color, or women of color tend to be devalued in general.
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Most street vendors are immigrants and people of color, and their customers are often other low-wage immigrants of color, according to Documented.
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Traffic stops disproportionately affect people of color, so was this a way to get more people of color involved in New Orleans DSA?
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Students of color are more likely to complete high school and enroll in college when they have teachers of color, the Post notes.
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Other crew members being of color also increases when the star, producer, director or production designer is of color, and not just black.
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"I personally make it a priority to represent talent of color, but I don't necessarily only represent talent of color," said Mr. Lawrence.
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The Museum's current show, Artists of Color — featuring a surprisingly diverse selection of color-based abstractions — provides a fitting backdrop for the talk.
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Today's feminist movement cannot ignore women of color — not because women of color are needed to support causes championed by white women, but because women of color have often been the ones on the front lines, championing feminist causes when white women won't.
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This same pattern emerges in policy positions: Young women of color look distinct, even compared to similarly aged white women and men of color.
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"The problem is (Buttigieg) has an issue with people of color, that is why his campaign is not identifying those people of color," Rev.
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That the aspiration should be intersectional when it talks about women, and it should be men of color, underrepresented men of color, as well.
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"We came to learn that men of color find the filters helpful in easily locating other men of color in their region," he said.
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As a result, it limits opportunities in communities of color, and that can be a plight to young women, particularly young women of color.
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I want to know what it meant to women of color, to biracial women, to teen women of color, to teens that are biracial.
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As Zen said, policing and criminalization of sex work most harm marginalized communities of color, including transgender people, women of color, and undocumented immigrants.
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From the viewpoint of Color of Change, what are some of the more pressing issues involving people of color that need a continual focus?
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"There are eight of us, all people of color, the only business of color downtown, and at this point we're completely humiliated," says McCrae.
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If you're in charge of making curricula, make sure there is work by people of color, especially women of color, on the reading list.
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Whereas these people of color are savages and there are these "white knights" that are going to save these people of color from themselves.
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Instead, her arc may have been about violence against trans women of color, because violence against trans women of color is in the news.
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Most of the decorations, including the plants, were made by people of color, and everything in the space was sourced by women of color.
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Take your pick from: Hollywood needs more creators of color, more writers of color, more stories from people from different places, and so on.
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"A franchisee of color is more likely to do business in a community of color and therefore they have higher carrying costs," Chatelain said.
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And she's somewhat of an anomaly in the Republican party: She's a woman of color in a party that hasn't had a great track record of championing women of color (and some on the left believe she's not a champion for women of color either).
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That discrepancy, argues Edgar Villanueva, translates directly into a racial philanthropy gap: a bias in how that wealth is dispersed, which keeps control away from people of color, and minimizes donations to groups run by people of color for the benefit of communities of color.
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Another enchanting cell formed artist and art theorist Josef Albers's area based on his book Interaction of Color (published in 1963) in which the Bauhaus professor proposed a series of exercises intended to cultivate an understanding of color interaction and the optical effects of color.
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The racial representation of white people and people of color is almost 27.4:26.3 overall, while people of color make up 22014 percent of executives.
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Related: "Browntourage" Takes a Stand for Female Artists of Color Imagining the Inner Lives of Black Girls Stunning Portraits Spotlight Trans Women Activists of Color
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"Our district is 70 percent people of color, and we have never had a person of color represent us in American history," she told NowThis.
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I was also inspired by more women of color, especially queer women of color, who rejected mainstream beauty standards, like Binx Walton and Janelle Monáe.
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Her speaking about how the industry should be more supportive and inclusive to artist of color, specifically women of color, means a lot to me.
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"The art hoe movement was started by QPOC [queer people of color] to provide a space for all creatives of color," the Instagram account reads.
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Both of those came after years of fans putting pressure on Disney to add more people of color, specifically women of color, to their rosters.
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No woman of color has gotten the nod (Dee Rees, a solid contender, was notably snubbed this year), and no person of color has won.
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But among people of color, there's a worry that more outreach to white working-class voters could effectively throw people of color under the bus.
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People of color and the poor -- and especially poor children of color -- continue to face social and economic inequality, including greater exposure to toxic chemicals.
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I don't believe ultimately that only filmmakers of color should tell stories of people of color or that white filmmakers should only tell white stories.
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It's also pretty cool that TSR primarily serves communities of color and as a result, most of these amazing prom moments feature kids of color.
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The group's efforts are focused on women of color and trans- and gender-nonconforming people of color in an attempt to increase diversity in cycling.
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Working as an 'only' Women of color are even more likely to be the only — either the only woman, or the only person of color.
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It's really troubling that the very presence of women of color, of people of color, of women, has been such a shock to certain communities.
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The district is also developing "authentic ways" to diversify school libraries to include books by people of color and for students of color, she said.
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Is it because you believe a fake indigenous woman of color is 'real' and the real indigenous woman of color in this race is fake?
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Is it because you believe a fake indigenous woman of color is "real" and the real indigenous woman of color in this race is fake?
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False stereotypes concerning low-income people often track and combine with long-standing racist conceptions of people and communities of color -- particularly women of color.
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If we are to serve children of color, we must approach parents of color with the same benefit of the doubt that white parents enjoy.
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McDonald&aposs says 45% of its US corporate officers are people of color and 80% of US field vice presidents today are people of color.
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It humbled me to be sharing this moment not only with other models of color, but also with the people of color who worked the show.
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Even though rates of marijuana consumption are comparable among white people and people of color, everyone knows that arrests and sentencing disproportionately affects communities of color.
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In the U.S., it's as if laws and regulations only apply to people of color — and when people of color bend them, they lose their lives.
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Women of color are now better represented than ever, with a record-setting 38 women of color (35 Democrats, three Republicans) serving in the 323th Congress.
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Whatever reluctance there is to include women of color on the leadership team hasn't stopped the organization from including women of color in its event programming.
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They began because performers of color needed a space to reclaim and explore their narrative about what bodies of color in the arts are capable of.
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The irony is, women authors and authors of color do not have to be writing about women or people of color: they can write about anything.
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Something else that really impresses me is just how awesome and prevalent women and people of color (and especially women of color!) are in this world.
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Not only is Time honoring people of color as influential, it also trusts that people of color are among the experts who can support its claims.
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In 2014, she launched the app WeReadToo, a compendium of books written by authors of color, about characters of color (the Android version is newly available).
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A recent report by Lean In and McKinsey found women of color make up just 4% of C-suites, and men of color make up 10%.
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This episode was the best of the season, and fabulous representation for queer folks and queer women of color, as well as people of color generally.
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"He didn't want to speak on behalf of people of color when there were people of color on the panel," said Mike Casca, a campaign spokesman.
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The women of color who built our movement By Aimee Allison The women of color who founded the movement we carry forward today are my inspiration.
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"There is not that much art featuring women of color and even less with queer women of color, and I really want to change that," Mrs.
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"We shouldn't just be thanking women of color for electing progressive leaders, in 2018 we should be electing women of color as those leaders," Harris said.
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It's a statement about how the cries of people of color, specifically women of color, aren't heard by white men, the powerful in our current society.
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McDonald&aposs says 45% of its US corporate officers are people of color and all of its US field vice presidents today are people of color.
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In Hagi's case, being called a "reverse racist" (a thing that does not exist) is nothing new for critics of color, especially women critics of color.
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Currently, McDonald&aposs says, 45% of its US corporate officers are people of color and 80% of US field vice presidents today are people of color.
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Microsoft Corp had almost 10 times more false positives for women of color than men of color in some instances during a one-to-many test.
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If there are only a few senior staffers of color in the Senate, how can we ensure communities of color issues will be heard and understood?
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"A top-level genre for independent podcasters of color [would increase] ease of discovery for those looking to engage directly with people of color," Lau explained.
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However, I still advocate that queer and trans people of color find therapists of color; as queer people of color, our experiences are informed by our intersecting identities, and a therapist who understands the reality of these identities can help our community heal from intersectional trauma.
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For series regulars, the statistics for actors of color are all above 40%: 49% of the CW's series regulars are actors of color (with seven of their shows featuring a majority of people of color); 48% for ABC; 43% for Fox and CBS; and 42% for NBC.
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Owned and operated by Monica Yi, a woman of color and immigrant, the shop is intended to be staunchly intersectional in its philosophy and merchandise, prioritizing affordable works by artists and zine-makers of color and offering a 10 percent discount to women-of-color customers.
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But On My Block not only reimagines the genre for people of color, but uses the diversity within communities of color to give the show its flavor.
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Allison explains that women of color, like black voters and other voters of color more broadly, are unlikely to be motivated by a purely anti-Trump message.
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Related: Stunning Portraits Spotlight Trans Women Activists of Color 'Tangerine' Director Sean Baker Talks Infidelity, iPhones, and LA Illustrator Draws Queer People of Color Doing Everyday Things
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While 45 percent of all undergraduates are people of color, the percentage of faculty of color who will greet them in college is less than 24 percent.
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Given long-standing patterns of discrimination, historically faculty of color often have a hard time achieving tenure; women of color are uniquely challenged by the tenure process.
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Those actions could include sharing the work of women of color, buying from black and brown business owners, and connecting women of color to networks and resources.
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This risk is increased for women of color and trans women of color, in particular, who are already most at risk for physical violence on the streets.
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Women, women of color and people of color in general are more at risk of facing challenges and discrimination in the workplace than their white, male counterparts.
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Only twenty percent of current members of Congress are people of color, which indicates that false-match rates affected members of color at a significantly higher rate.
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At the Women of Color in Comics panel on Sunday at NYCC, cartoonist Barbara Brandon-Croft addressed an audience along with other female comic artists of color.
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No Best Actor or Supporting Actor was a person of color, and only three of the Performers of the Year, out of 15, were men of color.
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Nobody likes the idea of having to raise all this money, but women of color liked it even less than both white women and men of color.
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It's possible that with time, and more voices of color at the writing table, Mindy's next project will, finally, represent a broad range of women of color.
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Scaring people out of supporting products made by and for people of color contributes to the systemic ways in which people of color are seen as outsiders.
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For many girls just like me, Serena and Venus were symbols, not just of what's possible for women of color in sports, but women of color anywhere.
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And so the Cartoonists of Color database was born: made up nearly 1,000 entries, the archive even features sections for non-male and LGBTQ cartoonists of color.
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The Fullness of Color: 21071s Painting at the Guggenheim Museum, New York, is a small catalogue-less exhibition that presents a large roomful of Color Field paintings.
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While he came close to matching Clinton among young voters of color (black and non-black voters), he lost older voters of color by about 60 points.
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It also underscores a reality of the 2020 race: Polls and fundraising numbers reflect that candidates of color just aren't getting much support from voters of color.
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"One of the few sources of funding for the work to engage voters of color and support candidates of color has come from super PACs," they wrote.
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For 20 opportunities to celebrate actors of color, actresses of color, to be missed last year is one thing; for that to happen again this year is unforgivable.
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Bring people of color into your administration America is a diverse nation and you yourself have said that you have a history of employing many people of color.
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Journalist peeks at the comments, and sees a lot of meanness and abuse (especially if they're a woman, a person of color, or especially a woman of color).
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" Any institution attempting to celebrate camp, she says, should "include gay men of color and gay women of color and people who currently participate in drag and Carnival.
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Though Republicans have always dog-whistled on race and pursued policies that brutalized people of color, they also attempted to court voters of color, at least at times.
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More than one-third of today's working class are people of color, and among the young working class, those aged 25-34, nearly half are people of color.
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It, too, has a troubling history of casting very few people of color, and women of color fare particularly poor when it comes to lasting in the villa.
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"I've never felt disrespected as a woman of color by Nancy Pelosi," Jayapal said, responding to Ocasio-Cortez's claim that Pelosi had singled out freshmen women of color.
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Similarly, actors of color have historically been relegated to side-kick parts or tokenized stereotypes — while stories about people of color are freely populated by white people onscreen.
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A new report from Lean In and McKinsey found men of color make up 10% of corporate C-suite roles, while women of color make up just 4%.
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One example: Are you aware that you're making more money than the people of color, and especially the women of color, despite doing similar jobs at your workplace?
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Many Democratic candidates promise to address the over-policing of people of color, brutal immigration practices on the border and the systematic governmental neglect of communities of color.
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Warren was an exception, mentioning how pollution disproportionately affects communities of color, advocating for historically black colleges and universities, and pledging support for child care workers of color.
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Credit...Michael Mccoy/Reuters Ms. Daniel is the executive director of Groundswell, a foundation that supports grass-roots organizing by women of color and transgender people of color.
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The increased visibility of people of color in all sectors, including Congress, and the fearlessness of people of color to speak out about racism are moving us forward.
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Disabled people and people of color are both at increased risk of being killed by law enforcement, which puts disabled people of color in a particularly dangerous position.
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"There are a number of eminently qualified women of color — the notion that we are not considering diversity is almost an insult to women of color," Jackson said.
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Women and people of color are still underrepresented in Congress (20 percent women and 19 percent people of color), but 146 women have won Democratic primaries in 2018.
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But for women of color who are historically victims of police violence, affected most by the gender wage gap, hyper-sexualized – and for transgender women of color who are disproportionately victims of fatal violence, Trump's election only further uncovered the very real and unique marginalizations all women of color face daily.
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For both new and returning shows, the percentages of writers and directors of color are up at all five networks, with the CW having the most writers of color (230%, up from 215% last season) and Fox hiring the highest percentage of directors of color (214%, up from 27% last season).
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White conservatives have been systematically dismantling voting rights and erecting barriers to voters of color — note the unfair voter ID laws, the illegal purging of people of color from the voting rolls, and the closing of voting locations in communities of color — and we are committed to making our voices heard.
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"Employers tilt the playing field against women of color at every stage of employment," Warren said, beginning with using salary histories that lock women of color into lower wages.
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Civil rights groups say Polanco's death represents a web of factors that can trap people of color in the justice system -- especially transgender women of color -- with devastating outcomes.
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There are other key steps venture capital can take to transform itself from the inside, including hiring and promoting more people of color — and more women of color especially.
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Across the board, whites had more unfavorable views of welfare than people of color, in large part because they considered welfare something that people of color primarily benefit from.
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Although it did include people of color, most participants were white, many of whom were married to people of color or people who had faced other types of discrimination.
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Part of what happens is that if you're a woman, if you're a woman of color, if you're a person of color, our politics are not viewed as naturalized.
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Anyone can contract HIV but groups that are most vulnerable are gay and bisexual young men of color, transgender women of color, sex workers and people living in poverty.
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" Dimon on JPMorgan Chase & Co.'s inclusion efforts: "We started entrepreneurs of color funds based on the fact that people of color aren't afforded the same amount of opportunities.
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Here's why this is a problem: The voters of color pollsters run into in majority-white precincts might not be representative of the voters of color across the state.
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But the standard practice within philanthropy is to favor mainstream white-led organizations while benching women of color, including transgender women of color, the bold M.V.P.s of social change.
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Namely, the HFPA's lack of consideration for nominees of color (and especially women of color), who were shut out of some of the most prominent categories despite lauded performances.
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" ... It should not be a surprise that as a woman of color, the experiences of staff of color and female staff have been particularly important to me," she wrote.
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There is now a constant influx of brutal images and videos depicting police violence against people of color, and articles offering annual tallies of murdered trans women of color.
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In a very real way in neighborhoods of color, you have white people move in, and young men of color are hanging out on the stoop or on the corner.
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Here's why this is a problem: The voters of color that pollsters run into in majority-white precincts might not be representative of the voters of color across the state.
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But queer men of color, queer women (of color or not), bisexual men, women, and non-binary folk, and transgender and gender non-conforming people need fluffy rom-coms, too.
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Meanwhile, tech companies (Apple, Twitter, Uber) have been bringing on board or promoting people of color, often times women of color, to clean up the messes at their respective companies.
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In six months, her 22020(c)20203 organization got 22020,22020 people of color on the voter rolls — a solid chunk of the 22014,000 unregistered citizens of color in the state.
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If you have people of color, people of color are thinking 'How many white people do I need on my staff to make everybody comfortable,' you know what I'm saying?
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Occupations typically occupied by women of color are undervalued and underpaid, leaving women of color in positions of economic insecurity and forcing them to continue in the low-wage workforce.
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When others rightfully pointed out that students of color don't get the same treatment about gun violence, organizers acknowledged the unfair treatment and extended the stage to students of color.
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As more and more young people of color gain access to higher education, we see the return of newly affluent people of color to neighborhoods like New York City's Harlem.
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Adding to the experience are a set of color-changing LEDs inside the Sand Scribbler that help accentuate a drawing by creating more shadows and adding a splash of color.
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Trump may not hate people of color, but it sure seems he is shocked every time a person of color has the temerity to do anything other than praise him.
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It directly addresses the #OscarsSoWhite controversy over the lack of acting nominees of color from the past two years, then throws in nominees of color in several other major categories.
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The problem is when you do so to the exclusion of women of color, of people of color, of progressive whites, communities that have not heard themselves in our politics.
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" Axios' Alexi McCammond recently said on MSNBC that it is "an incredibly difficult time to be a person of color, to be a woman of color, to be a journalist.
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This disparity is even starker for women of color: Even though black, Hispanic, and Asian women make up 20 percent of the US population, and even though studies show that women of color are more ambitious about reaching high-level positions, women of color only make up 3 percent of C-suite positions.
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Today, according to the campaign, 40% of its senior advisers identify as people of color, 46% of its senior leadership and department heads identify as people of color, 40% of the overall campaign staff identify as people of color, 52% of the staff are women and 28% of staff identify as LGBTQ.
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It's great for white people to help organize protests and create safe spaces for people of color, but not when when white voices are centered and elevated over communities of color.
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About 60% of individuals reporting an experience with hate violence were people of color — Latinx people of color made up 29% of that group, with black queer individuals making up 21%.
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Many of the respondents said that the party should hire more women of color to leadership positions, support women of color candidates, and create an agenda that embraces their policy priorities.
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In attacking four congresswomen of color, by presenting them as uncivil and unpatriotic, the president is continuing a pattern of berating his critics of color by weaponizing the idea of patriotism.
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Mia J. Davis is a writer, producer and founder of Color Vision, an organization that works to provide advancement opportunities for the next generation of women of color in creative fields.
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It's a tale as old as time: A white American hears a person of color speak a language other than English and decides it's okay to harass said person of color.
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Women of color are hit particularly hard, with a 2015 study conducted by the American Association of University Women showing that women of color made 63% of what white men made.
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As Moore stated, members of the dominant community, in this case white voice actors, are still being hired over people of color, even if the character is a person of color.
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She has also stuck to her mission of investing in LGBTQ and minority-owned companies: 65% of founders are people of color, 65% are women, and 35% are women of color.
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Consider becoming a teacher --especially for people of color, who represent just 18% of the teaching force when the majority of students in our nation's public schools are students of color.
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He expressed he had never had a situation, an altercation, with someone of color, but anytime he walks to a car, whether it's a person of color or white, he's scared.
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Its popularity has soared presumably off the simple premise that it's one of the first coworking and social spaces curated by young people of color for other young people of color.
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That's why women of color need to stand up and speak out about the nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court — it will have a devastating on women of color.
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We don't see these levels of violence without disparities and distinctions in how communities of color are policed, and a history of segregation and disinvestment in communities of color, especially cities.
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Graphic Content For a person of color in America, the term person of color can be both useful and divisive, at once a form of solidarity and a badge of alienation.
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One criticism ABC received on Twitter from a number of reporters of color was the apparent decision to have the moderators of color ask all the questions about race and immigration.
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"Multiple studies have found that toxic facilities are disproportionately located in communities of color and that communities of color consistently have more contaminated air, water, and even soil contamination," she said.
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Local news tends to over-represent crimes committed by people of color, meaning people of color captured on security cameras are at an especially high risk of appearing to be suspicious.
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For example, only eight percent of top staff among white Democrats are people of color even though on average they represent districts that are 22019 percent people of color, he said.
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Overall, women artists of color represented just 5.6% of the entire dataset — a shocking statistic when you consider that overall, women of color make up approximately 17% of the U.S. workforce.
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Once again artists of color & women are woefully missing.
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These casting choices come at a time when whitewashing has become a major topic of conversation within Hollywood circles and as the industry has been taken to task by actors and audiences of color frustrated with the lack of opportunities for actors of color, even when characters onscreen are written as people of color.
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Lai explained that even though Westworld had characters of color, she believed Westworld's depiction of people of color getting killed and raped only encourages dangerous, negative stereotypes, which weren't progressive at all.
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She is A Divorcée & A Woman Of Color Over the course of 15 seasons, The Bachelorette has only had one leading lady who is a woman of color: Rachel Lindsay (Season 13).
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A study by the Women of Color Network found that while 80 percent of rapes are reported by white women, women of color are more likely to be assaulted than white women.
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She is the coauthor of Undivided Rights and organized women of color for the 2004 March for Women's Lives in Washington, DC, an event that brought unprecedented support from communities of color.
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"America's got millions of single moms, especially if they're single moms of color, who are making less by race, by sex, and if they're transgender women of color, really less," she says.
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Meanwhile, people of color received 30 percent of the bachelor degrees in science, technology, engineering and math since 2000, yet just 12 percent of executives in McKinsey's sample are people of color.
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They also need to elect progressive women of color, which is now more possible than ever because the number of women of color candidates for Congress has increased 75 percent since 2012.
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They circulate in the community, and people in the community need to see people of color, women of color, doing what white men are doing and have long been allowed to do.
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Like the loosely organized social commentary in Selvon's book, the collective aims to shed some of the invisibility that people of color face by having artists of color exhibit their work IRL.
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In addition, in the current 114th Congress, 33 out of the 104 women are women of color—meaning that that women of color constitute only 6.2 percent of Congress as a whole.
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Without a broader view of fashion's racism, corporate diversity initiatives make people of color in the Global North accomplices to the exploitation of people of color in and from the Global South.
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"There's not enough stories told by people of color and with people of color in the cast," Kumail Nanjiani, co-writer and star of interracial romance nominee "The Big Sick," told Reuters.
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Because women of color are more likely to get their insurance coverage through Medicaid, these restrictions have an unequal and devastating impact on communities of color, stripping away social safety net protections.
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There are no women of color in 33 states' congressional delegations, per the Center for American Women and Politics (CAWP,) and 30 states have never elected a woman of color to Congress.
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You can tell that Mr. McDonagh relished the application of absurdism to the political correction (he knows "person-of-color-torturing" really is linguistic torture, maybe even for a person of color).
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At the time, there was zero women and zero people of color and definitely no one who was intersectional, who occupied these multiple identities of a woman and a person of color.
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Rios said that at first, she and her group, which included transgender women of color, gay men of color and a gender non-conforming person, told the couple to leave them alone.
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"It seems that the American public is more likely to elect a person of color to the House than House members are to hire a top staffer of color," Mr. Overton said.
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And they've put special emphasis on organizing voters of color to turn out; organizing communities of color is "baked into everything that we do," Sanders's Nevada state director Sarah Michelsen told me.
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I could speak from my experience as a multiracial woman of color and as a plus-size woman of color in an industry that inherently did not include me or see me.
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"We found that Americans are more likely to elect a member of color to the House than House members themselves are likely to hire a top staffer of color," Overton told Hill.
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The Facebook CEO struggled to answer whether the social network giant had companies owned by women or people of color managing its money, whether it contracted with law firms owned by women or people of color, whether women or people of color were working on Facebook's cases, and the name of the firm Facebook employed for civil rights law.
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Frecon's merging of color and shape is an unexpected development, and, to my mind, her evocative use of color is rivaled only by Brice Marden, but is narrower and less seductive than his.
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Executive team composition went from six women and two men, three of whom were people of color, under Strickler to three men and two women — only one a person of color — under Chen.
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There's a freshness to Damon's storyline, especially in its representation of love between two men of color, that's less present in two plotlines involving trans women of color paired with straight, white men.
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They set it up so that loans couldn't be given to people of color; they set it up so that police departments would specifically target people of color for infractions that didn't exist.
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Consider that only about 10 percent of Fortune's list of the world's most powerful women are women of color (despite women of color making up more than 35 percent of the U.S. workforce).
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She the People, a national network of women of color in politics, is planning a presidential forum in April to question candidates specifically about issues concerning women of color, the organization announced Thursday.
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Maybe this infuriates me because as a woman, and as a woman of color, and as a woman of color who can't help but talk, almost constantly, I've gotten really good at apologizing.
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"[Kimora] was a woman of color, obviously Russell Simmons was a person of color, and they were moving in this fashion space and they had clout and were actually making money," says Carlos.
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Driving the news: This week in Houston, I attended the She the People presidential forum, which was hosted by women of color and specifically for candidates to address issues facing communities of color.
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The 2018 Status of Women of Color in the U.S. News Media looked at industry figures from print, television, radio, and digital news, and interviewed 30 prominent women of color working in media.
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"Uber has a unique opportunity to elevate their stated commitment to diversity by hiring a person of color for a C-suite level position, and appointing a board member of color," said Rep.
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It's not just Love and Scott, of course — politicians of color on both sides of the aisle are challenging their parties to do better when it comes to engaging with people of color.
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The question on biracial status has not come up but if someone identified as a person of color or as biracial, then we would consider them as a person of color or biracial.
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The low percentages of staff of color in top- and mid-level positions and the higher overall diversity numbers suggest that staffers of color are concentrated in lower-level or home office positions.
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"No matter how many friends of color I made or how much interaction I had, I could see a person of color and my brain would automatically think a racial slur," she said.
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A lot of people of color take photos of, let's say, someone that's interesting and another person of color and they're like, "oh, let's draw them," but then they're not friends with them.
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Then we found that women of color a lot of times will go to other women of color for sponsorship and then they end up with less, which is not a good thing.
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The Academy's inability to nominate any actors of color (to say nothing of people of color in the vast majority of other categories) led to sweeping changes within the body of the Academy.
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And if she can turn her back on people of color and fuck a white supremacist, how the FUCK do you think people of color should feel about the entirety of white allyship?
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It's causing problems in communities of color In recent years, the numerous high-profile killings of people of color have intensified the rift between police departments and the communities they're sworn to protect.
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To break that down: No women of color were included.
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We were all in a swirl of color and light.
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There are very few people of color who have that.
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Of the 28 misidentified members, 11 were people of color.
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For a pop of color, Longoria rocked a purple eyeshadow.
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There are plenty of color options with the Vapor 2.
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But still we see trans women of color being murdered.
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In overpoliced communities of color, it could effectively eliminate it.
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YouTube videos of people of color getting arrested by police.
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"Communities of color were targeted with predatory products," she said.
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The organization said 82% of them were women of color.
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People of color are the heart of the Democratic Party.
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Abuse towards women of color, especially black women, was worse.
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White people need to make space for people of color.
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People of color are largely underrepresented in the physics community.
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NNAF also has several leaders of color in its network.
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And that's especially true for women and people of color.
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As a woman of color, I have an invisibility complex.
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Of those three I was the only person of color.
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That's what I train entrepreneurs of color to think about.
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How can I possibly speak for all women of color?
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We're definitely not afraid of color, both Nicola and myself.
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It's working class families, communities of color, and young people.
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That's especially true for trans women of color, Doroshow said.
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There were plenty of women of color in leading roles.
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And, as a person of color, representation is really important.
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Underbanked households skew younger, and disproportionally comprise people of color.
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Herzbrun's landscapes similarly draw attention to individual patches of color.
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And only one in 25 is a woman of color.
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This is a good day for women & ppl of color!
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The majority of those false matches involved congresspeople of color.
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Then there's that flash of color, and the stream cuts.
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Before, only 8% of its members were people of color.
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This is not what parents of color want to hear.
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I stand here today as a proud woman of color.
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Closest to Rae's heart, though, is empowering women of color.
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For activists and people of color, strong encryption is essential.
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RYE "Winter White: The Absence of Color," group show. Jan.
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Schools with more students of color offer fewer advanced courses.
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Similar to the general population, 2366% are people of color.
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And the gap is even worse for women of color.
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I certainly noticed that there was a lack of color.
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From afar, the figures look almost careful stackings of color.
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He is also on the rise among voters of color.
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It's not simply an issue for people of color, either.
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This must include traditionally marginalized communities and communities of color.
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People of color have a limited berth in those stories.
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Harmony is the only character of color in this comedy.
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These gains are even more important from women of color.
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Generations of women, especially women of color, will be affected.
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Of the directors counted, only eight were women of color.
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Startups founded by women of color received less than 1%.
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The soda aisle is getting a fresh pop of color.
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It's never a really serious queen of color, for example.
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The latest Oscar slate also acknowledged other actresses of color.
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Often these are poor women, disenfranchised women, women of color.
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Beyoncé is the first woman of color to headline Coachella.
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We are the leftouts: the white woman, people of color.
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Reppin' girls of color and wearing her stretch marks proudly!!
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Orange and black isn't our first choice of color combination.
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There's usually a sidekick of color, but hardly any heroines.
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This figure falls to just 3% for women of color.
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Men who show up for women and people of color.
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We will continue to fight for our members of color.
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"Stay away from the proverbial pop of color," he added.
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The horror stories from models of color are, sadly, aplenty.
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In spite of underrepresentation, women of color assert their power.
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Communities of color were hit hard and recovered more slowly.
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Unfortunately, this is the harsh reality for women of color.
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Only about 120 of those nominees are people of color.
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It's what Dalton says about the genetics of color vision.
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Some are "anomalous trichromats," a common form of color blindness.
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The disparity is even larger for trans people of color.
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The red leather detailing added a nice pop of color.
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If her pages are filled with people of color and
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The matches were also disproportionately people of color, he said.
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The majority of those women were trans women of color.
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Women of color directed just 2 percent of those shows.
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Trump has selected three women of color to top positions.
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This week, President Trump continued to attack Democrats of color.
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Or she's just gotten better with a box of color!
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For women of color, the news is not so good.
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Of The Bachelorette's 31 contestants, 14 are people of color.
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The only pop of color came from his black shoes.
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"I want to see more lesbiqueers of color," says Tara.
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She goes in with shading, then adds pops of color.
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Perhaps you're the only person of color in your office.
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Forty are women, and only two are women of color.
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Sound mixing has one person of color and no women.
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And every brand showcased at least one model of color.
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In comparison, the next room is an explosion of color.
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Of those nine, he said, four are people of color.
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He added a coral hat for a pop of color.
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And in particular, lacking in women and people of color.
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There are floral prints and plenty of color, especially purple.
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Clearly, there are few people of color on the show.
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For women of color, the numbers are even more disheartening.
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More people of color have a voice now in media.
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The numbers for women of color drop even more precipitously.
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We need more voices and experiences of color in television.
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More images follow: women of color gather in a kitchen.
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Gay men of color face racism on online dating apps.
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Even the consequences of deregulation disproportionately affect people of color.
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Among the 32 NFL teams, two have owners of color.
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Santa Fe's Canyon Road is full of color and beauty.
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But there are no people of color in this photo.
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So the majority of our directors are women of color.
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You are a person of color or you are not.
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And get this: 41% of those are people of color.
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I know how much he has helped people of color.
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Plus, the pop of color is super fun for entertaining.
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"First openly gay person of color" is a long moniker.
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Zombies tap into very contemporary fears among people of color.
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That historic turnout by communities of color isn't a given.
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And strict voter ID laws disproportionately burden voters of color.
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That's especially dangerous for people of color, according to advocates.
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"You idiots," Adams says, referring to all people of color.
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The effects are felt most profoundly within communities of color.
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Communities of color should not have to fight for scraps.
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The design also centers around students of color, a conscious
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This issue also disproportionally affects women and people of color.
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Robinson, executive director of Color of Change, calls the maneuver
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Today's students are demanding more counselors and advisers of color.
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For a splash of color, he adds some rose petals.
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And only two of those producers were women of color.
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But too often, it misidentifies people of color and women.
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Trans women of color have a life expectancy of 35.
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My experience dating men of color was far more tolerable.
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It's well past time to have a Bachelorette of color.
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"The line of color reads like field notes," she added.
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It's not just for women and women of color, though.
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Most of my subjects were of color or low income.
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Watch shows that are created by people of color i.e.
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Remember that not all people of color are straight. 943.
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Commission people of color to make work about race. 66.
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Activists of color weren't surprised by the Cambridge Analytica revelations.
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And the gap is even wider for women of color.
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"That's right, I am a person of color," Davis responds.
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There's not a whole lot of color in my closet.
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But many lawmakers of color remained livid about the exchange.
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The firm's embrace of color began with blackened ash wood.
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In Hollywood, Stories About People of Color Are Still Rare.
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Cory Booker were contenders, and two women of color, Sen.
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FH: Why do you think women of color like horror?
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D.B.: Why does so little go to communities of color?
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There's a reason America's poor are largely people of color.
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There are not enough sites run by people of color.
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So there are 75 women or sports writers of color.
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Blame racist websites that fan hatred against people of color.
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And not just women, but people of color ... DD: Absolutely.
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For writers of color, the figure jumped to 82 percent.
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Overhead, thousands of preserved butterflies create a canopy of color.
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" In some places, women of color "are mistaken as prostitutes.
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That would benefit absolutely everybody, not just people of color.
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But there were few people of color at his rally.
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When people of color appear, they are usually not rich.
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Flashes of color; birds, butterflies, fish shining in the water.
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Conveniently for them, this also includes many people of color.
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L.G.B.T. people of color won several seats in state legislatures.
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Most of the names in Cartoonists of Color are crowdsourced.
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In fact, Ms. Levitt was a pioneer of color photography.
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Police brutality against people of color remains a major issue.
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Then there's people of color, there's all kinds of things.
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Lupus also disproportionately affects women, and especially women of color.
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How did we live with so few "pops" of color?
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People of color are not sassy or dangerous or wise.
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The hippie movement was not forefronted by people of color.
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Beyond questions of color, the research has implications for medicine.
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Over a quarter of Hiawatha teachers are people of color.
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The last one was emptiness — grey, a lack of color.
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Many talented people of color were snubbed in major categories.
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The majority of the victims are trans women of color.
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Without diversity, participation wanes, as workers of color become marginalized.
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She was the only person of color in the group.
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People of color also make up 34% of the directors.
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Cory Booker the latest person of color to drop out.
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This had the effect of cutting out women of color.
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Studies have shown that pollution disproportionately affects communities of color.
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Only four programs directly address girls of color and women.
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His sense of color is brilliant; his craftsmanship is incredible.
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""They definitely don't know how to support people of color.
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Of the 2%, women of color get only a fraction.
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This cast is populated largely by young people of color.
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Dr. Jemison was the first woman of color in space.
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Are the rates of error worse for people of color?
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"Men of color always have to be strong," he says.
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But the past had people of color and women, too.
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That people of color are either shiftless or here illegally?
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She is particularly strong with young voters, voters of color.
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"He always worked with all people of color," she said.
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Amy Klobuchar, who've consistently polled poorly among communities of color.
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Mr. Biden's support among people of color is no accident.
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At sunset, the sky explodes with fiery showers of color.
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Women of color are underrepresented at every level of business.
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Hairstyles could bring communities together, especially between those of color.
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For some communities of color, gun violence is the norm.
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Except we now have our quota of people of color.
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"People of color are not in those circles," she continued.
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Other students of color are also disproportionately arrested in schools.
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Women and people of color bring this to the table.
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And, 16.3 percent of our workforce is women of color.
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Oh yeah, some of us are people of color too.
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Instead, they'll blame people of color for somehow falling short.
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For women of color, this pay gap is even wider.
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Just about half of all kids are children of color.
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Nearly 60 percent of this population are people of color.
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It's a kaleidoscope of color smashed with wit and humor.
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Simply put, we don't have a large population of color.
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"My nieces and nephews are people of color," Meadows said.
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Now there've been beauty products aimed at people of color.
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Half the delegates and numerous speakers were people of color.
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That makes dating much trickier for queer people of color.
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Students of color have been making these requests for decades.
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We need leaders of color, women leaders, and millennial leaders.
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But those missteps have serious consequences for swimmers of color.
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Stigmatizing images also invite native consequences for communities of color.
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In some ways, I identify with people of color more.
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People of color about the same, because it's more accessible.
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All of my creative projects involve main characters of color.
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It's the unofficial motto of goths of color, Xunise explains.
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There is not a single person of color on staff.
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In addition, 45.5% of U.S. short films and 24.3% of U.S. dramatic features accepted to the Sundance Film Festival in 2017-2018 had a director of color, although women of color remain woefully underrepresented.
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The hype behind the missing girls of color in DC highlights an important issue: that women and girls of color receive far less media attention than white women and girls when they go missing.
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Overall, at least 22 corporate heads of companies' D.C. offices are people of color, according to data from the Washington Heads of Office, a group made up of senior government affairs executives of color.
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Yet, Jemisin says, there are still few characters of color and fewer writers of color in the genre, while on the big screen, mild calls for greater inclusivity are met with backlash and outrage.
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" Lee observed efforts to challenge women of color within her own party, telling us, "Sometimes some of the guys try to take on women of color when they wouldn't take on their own peers.
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It's about women, women of color, people of color, and being unafraid to do what you just said to connect the dots for people between how the political affects each of us so personally.
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Also, with a record number of women of color (35) joining the Democratic ranks in Congress, liberals are positioning themselves to wrest back what little gains Trump made among women and voters of color.
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People of color know when they're being showcased to benefit someone else — for example, a student of color whose photo is plastered all over their school's website often resents the school for using them.
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I think if you could get, I don't know, maybe even just $25 billion, and give it to the smartest people of color, women of color, women, to invest, it would change the landscape.
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"This is a police department that we know has a history of acting in ways that have a disproportionate impact on communities of color and individuals of color in New York," Levinson-Waldman said.
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Last fall, they launched HuesBox, a subscription service "by people of color, for people of color — not just African-Americans," their mom, Robin Harris, who is also involved with the company, tells MPR News.
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For example, a 2009 Human Rights Watch report found that people of color and white people are equally likely to use or sell drugs, yet people of color are more likely to be arrested.
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Watch VICE correspondant Thomas Morton befriend leathermen on Balls Deep: "I never felt the community was for people like me—you know, people of color," Dax Volpe, Mr. Leatherman of Color 2018, told me.
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That women, white women, women of color, men of color, contributed to this nation, in shaping it, and driving it forward as much as those white men that had been written so much about.
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There were seven women and 10 people of color in President Barack Obama's first 22-member Cabinet; in Trump's 24-member cabinet, there were four women and four people of color, according to Business Insider.
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The trend began in the 1800s with Queen Victoria, and at the time, the choice of color (or, really, lack of color) was considered super-edgy, since everyone else was wearing red for the occasion.
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It mattered, they said, that she was a woman of color and the daughter of immigrants — a fierce rebuke, in and of itself, to a president who has demonized women, immigrants, and people of color.
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And per usual, women of color saved the night: Rihanna hitting the gwara gwara and Cardi B. adding a burst of color to the ceremony while performing "Finesse" with Bruno Mars were definitely bright spots.
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And a higher number of women of color are also winning political office — the percentage of women of color in Congress for example, has increased from 6 percent in 2015 to 9 percent in 2018.
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They are paying closer attention to the stories of people of color, and they are recognizing that performers of color are also turning out award-worthy work both in front of and behind the camera.
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In New York State, eight out of 10 people sentenced to prison are people of color, and nine out of 10 young people sentenced to prison from New York City are young people of color.
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UPROSE began tackling local transportation justice issues -- expressways and power plants being constructed to the detriment of communities of color and without their consent -- and it began training youth of color to be community activists.
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In 2006, we had a wave election comprised of 3% people of color, 13% women and 83% white men; this month's victory was won by 21% people of color, 68% women and 24% white men.
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If someone asks you to fill a role that you think a person of color would be better suited for, recommend a talented person of color who you know and forego the position yourself. 61.
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And following Mitt Romney's paltry performance with voters of color, the Republican National Committee commissioned the Growth and Opportunity Project in 275, which showed that investments in voters of color, including black voters, was imperative.
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Some students of color were asked by their peers to play roles that are "inappropriate and harmful," including "a person of color drinking from a segregated water fountain and an enslaved person," the team wrote.
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A 2016 study by two University of Colorado management professors found that women and people of color who advocate for other women and people of color in hiring processes are penalized on their performance reviews.
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A disproportionate number of those convicted of violent crime may have been young men of color, but the vast majority of young men of color weren't involved in violent crime or any crime at all.
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According to McDonald&aposs, almost half of all its US corporate officers are people of color, representing an increase of nearly 10% since 2013, and all 10 US field vice presidents are people of color.
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It is normal in my circles, which include people of color, to ask the question of whether a candidate of color is 'electable,' and what we really mean is, will white folks vote for them?
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Law enforcement violence occurs not only on the streets but also in our prisons and immigration detention facilities, where this state-sanctioned violence against women of color and trans people of color is largely invisible.
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The idea that people of color are inherently less-human that whites has been successfully planted, cultivated and handed down over generations in American society, even in the minds and souls of people of color.
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The massive gap in how people of color and white people view the seriousness of "reverse discrimination" further illustrates the massive gap between how white people and people of color view life in America today.
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"Hair is a complicated thing for women of color," Barber said.
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Are there no people of color in the decision making process?
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There are a tiny number of people of color on Portlandia.
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In 14 seasons, Rachel Lindsay was the only Bachelorette of color.
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This is made clear in my first book, Woman Of Color.
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Buff and blend until it becomes a dimensional wash of color.
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You know, women of color, Muslims, those who have different experiences.
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Yes, Sanders supporters were shouting down speakers of color like Rep.
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Loretta Sanchez, another woman of color and Democrat, as Refinery29 reported.
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Not a single person of color among the 20 acting nominees.
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And Ayanna Pressley, a woman of color, won against Democratic Rep.
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A handful of people there, he said, were people of color.
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I am sometimes treated like a woman of color, sometimes not.
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Working voters of color didn't go to Trump — they stayed home.
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This year, seven of the 20 nominees were people of color.
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Patsy Mink was the first woman of color elected to Congress.
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Yes, and that's where all the people of color come in.
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Hundreds of layers of color are then added and blended together.
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Black Panther didn't just demonstrate that superheroes of color could sell.
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This type of implicit bias affects women of color every day.
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This has left many women of color wondering, what about us?
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People of color narrowly oppose the change by just two points.
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I am empowered yet silenced as a queer woman of color.
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Bengston, himself, brings a raucous sense of color into the space.
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And when you're a person of color, it's even more important.
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That's why this sport, for people of color, has been huge.
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For decades, people of color in horror were servants at best.
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Of those 36 total women, only 7 were women of color.
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The power button has a nice pop of color on it.
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It's the world we navigate as people of color down here.
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We are majority queer, majority people of color, and majority women.
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Colorism is a reality that many people of color have experienced.
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The Tibetan flag is a patchwork quilt of color and spirit.
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These are, after all, immigrants of color coming from Latin America.
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Representations of women of color in fandoms, however, remain relatively rare.
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Some actors of color are currently signed on for smaller roles.
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Unionizing particularly tends to benefit minority workers, especially women of color.
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Most of them are women — and many are women of color.
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And the statistics for transgender people, especially of color, are worse.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and other new women of color in Congress.
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The entire industry is made up disproportionately of people of color.
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And we're in desperate need of them — particularly women of color.
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It's owned by another woman of color, which is really exciting.
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Emojis, on the other hand, are a regular explosion of color.
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Mostly filled with people of color, I felt immediately at home.
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Of course, the added splash of color comes at a price.
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Just below 26 percent of the invitees were people of color.
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" Rather, people of color made it theirs — "It is their organ.
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No people of color were nominated for acting awards this year.
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There hasn't been an acting nominee of color in two years.
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We're here with Othman Laraki, who is CEO of Color Genomics.
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And of those 51 women, only seven were women of color.
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Especially if you're young, or a woman of color, or unconnected.
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Four were white men and one was a woman of color.
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Women of color were used to being treated as an afterthought.
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It means including young people, it means including people of color.
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The majority of high-profile authors are not people of color.
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Making sure there's women and people of color, gay, and straight.
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Clearly, these colorblind animals have become masters of color manipulation. How?
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Pressley spoke on the importance of representing voters of color recently.
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People of color and women are increasingly being shown on-screen.
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And a final touch of color brought the space to life.
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Of that number, more than half were trans women of color.
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Kiyoko dedicated the award to queer women of color like herself.
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I'm so glad more women of color are rocking the runways.
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Why aren't there more opportunities for actors and filmmakers of color?
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Fairy tales, especially in America, typically don't feature women of color.
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In this world, people of color exist and even rule kingdoms.
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Of that subcommittee's 14 members, only three are people of color.
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Feel most powerful in a wash of color on the lid?
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They started The Gentleman's Foundation to celebrate gay men of color.
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It's certainly true that people of color face mental health disparities.
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The Secret Lives of Color is available through Penguin Random House.
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People of color have been relocated to internment camps or deported.
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Women of color have been notoriously overlooked in the makeup department.
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As for individual people of color, there were definitely some snubs.
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How many women of color in journalism do you know about?
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Young men of color are the nation's No. 1 crime victims.
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On that show, most people of color are slaves or slavers.
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But does that not make me a person of color anymore?
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The film was directed and led by all women of color.
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Clinton couldn't leverage her race to turn out people of color.
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There are, of course, other products available for women of color.
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It's the perfect pop of color to match my festival mood!
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It's an amazing pop of color that look good on everyone.
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She's almost here — and she's bringing plenty of color with her.
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The performance speaks to the everyday struggles of people of color.
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The prison industrial complex disproportionately affects people of color and immigrants.
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That they are women of color isn't lost on Trump either.
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Do you think queer artists of color can save the internet?
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So were her co-workers, who were all people of color.
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"Women and women of color deserve a lot better," Horvath said.
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Of those wins, just 4 have gone to women of color.
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Many communities of color reject thinness as the ideal body type.
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Five of those incoming male lawmakers, however, are people of color.
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Many think of racism as blind hatred of people of color.
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It's one of the ultimate symbolic struggles for women of color.
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But that isn't the case for many trans women of color.
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Girls has a long and confusing history with people of color.
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But the satire's relationship with people of color has been improving.
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This past year has been painful for many people of color.
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Like last year, there was an absence of performers of color.
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Women of color also addressed the complexities of supporting Parker's film.
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Women of color are starting businesses at three times the rate.
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More importantly, women of color are aware of these differences, too.
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I wanted to identify every character of color, if I could.
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In fact, last year's nominations also excluded all actors of color.
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Statistically, the pay gap is even worse for women of color.
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This past year has been painful for many people of color.
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"People of color have already been on high alert," he said.
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But nowhere in those numbers are trans women of color mentioned.
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He has to introduce himself to people, particularly people of color.
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All of my work is about women, especially women of color.
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Spelling wore a bright red lip, adding a pop of color.
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But the uniform flecks of color are actually old paintings reworked.
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This year, only 13 women appear, and ten people of color.
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The goal is to bring more travelers to communities of color.
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The only pops of color were actually no color at all.
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I want to start making more opportunities for people of color.
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Specifically, the show brings together Neel's portraits of people of color.
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Angie is a woman, she's an African-American, woman of color.
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I think women of color are our future in this country.
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"This president constantly denigrates people of color — and women," he added.
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In the political coal mine, people of color are your canaries.
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Bustamante is also one of the exhibition's only artists of color.
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And what about non-Black people of color on the show?
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Not just LGBTQ people and women, but also people of color.
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There are barely any people of color in the entire collection.
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Its members empower indigenous communities, women of color, and LGBTQ youth.
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There are artists of color who have been drawing tarot forever.
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"It's not a matter of color, fashion," Iris Adler told CNN.
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ASBURY PARK "Black & White
With a Splash of Color," group show.
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ASBURY PARK "Black & White With a Splash of Color," group show.
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"This president constantly denigrates people of color and women," he added.
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Elizabeth Warren, where she discussed the topic of women of color.
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The effect on the enrollment of people of color was immediate.
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Usually those bright bursts of color come with equally impressive bangs.
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"I am not a person of color," the Massachusetts Democrat said.
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"We're incarcerating people of color in such staggering numbers," she said.
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Cities show an even bigger discrepancy, especially for people of color
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At the R.N.C., speakers said that Trump embraces people of color.
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The officers, mostly people of color, look proud and infectiously happy.
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For communities of color, this kind of relationship building is key.
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Organizer know voters of color will engage when you engage them.
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To add a pop of color, she carried a pink handbag.
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Pops of color are taking the place of all-white gowns.
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The narrow room had fluorescent lighting and was drained of color.
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LGBT Southerners are also more likely to be people of color.
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Such changes could exclude certain communities, such as communities of color.
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The House bill's changes also will disproportionately affect people of color.
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ASBURY PARK "Black White ...
With a Splash of Color," group show.
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ASBURY PARK "Black White … With a Splash of Color," group show.
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Her student body consists mostly of women and people of color.
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The majority of people who have abortions are people of color.
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Women of color, especially, disproportionately take on positions in these fields.
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Another group, called Inclusv, has helped progressives of color land jobs.
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Because, shit, a queer woman of color could be harassing someone.
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The humor, however, belies a sophisticated execution of color and form.
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We continue to lose transgender women, especially transgender women of color.
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Not a single POC [person of color] in the whole thing.
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There's usually one quick burst of color and then it disappears.
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Korman has become ever more masterful in her structuring of color.
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I work toward economic and social equity for communities of color.
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There's no question that trans women of color are policed at.
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In fact, women of color are more likely to be infertile.
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But stigmatizing images also invite serious consequences for communities of color.
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Not just for women, but people of color, from your perspective?
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Because women and people of color watch sports, too, of course.
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Women of color have been on the bottom for so long.
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Founders of color receive a disproportionate amount of venture capital funding.
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And … it has a disproportionate impact on poor people of color.
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With people of color, we're faced with mortality all the time.
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The only "uncool" children in the scene are children of color.
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Don't assume that all people of color share the same views.
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Support plays written by and acted in by people of color.
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Who has progressive policies that won't needlessly criminalize people of color?
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Of these characters, 50 percent were identified as people of color.
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These laws disproportionately impact low-income women and women of color.
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DSA's anti-racist positions, many socialists of color believe there still
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Melvin Carter III was elected St. Paul's first mayor of color.
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But now, even better to have a 'people of color' victim.
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We also seek equal pay, in particular for women of color.
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Some people see two women of color deadlifting and getting married.
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Women of color also face higher non-sexual harassment, like bullying.
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No, it doesn't surprise me (that people of color are worried).
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Edible gold and silver leafing add an (expensive) touch of color.
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Many missing children of color are classified as runaways, Wilson said.
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Growing up, he never saw images of queer people of color.
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The models, most of them people of color, hit the floor.
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Academics and activists have castigated Hollywood for excluding people of color.
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Parlá is loose with his fields of color, but never splenetic.
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People of color like former HUD Secretary Julián Castro and Sen.
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Today, of the 220 council members, six are women of color.
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It was nature's insistence, a rebellion of color, life pushing through.
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Finding children's literature with pictures of children of color was not.
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It's about how communities of color feel about their lives here.
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An audience wouldn't like a person of color in this role.
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Errors from incomplete AI training data already affect people of color.
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It's even more incredible that these directors are women of color.
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There's a low concentration of people of color here in Boston.
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There were people of color out here, there were trans people.
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People of color are also disproportionately likely to rely on Medicaid.
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Students of color are more likely to be arrested in school.
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Working voters of color didn't go to Trump; they stayed home.
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Wearers say they're showing people of color they're "safe" white people.
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How can we get more people of color into the theater?
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The work she shows by artists of color is mostly abstract.
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The people with the greatest vulnerability were disproportionately people of color.
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And low-income neighborhoods and communities of color are disproportionately impacted.
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He recently discussed "Heroes of Color" during a recent phone interview.
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That number went up to 82 percent for people of color.
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The insinuation was similar to DiPiano's: people of color are cheap.
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Jell-O, regardless of color, is the single most delicious dessert.
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Here it floats free, leached of color and all local detail.
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This situation is even more dire for disabled people of color.
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But for women of color, these questions have dominated our lives.
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And my mouth is attached to a gay woman of color.
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She serves on the Women of Color Council for the AnitaB.
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Is it time now for a revival of Color Field abstraction?
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Women of color have led the way, as mobilizers and voters.
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The single woman of color is Yum China CEO Joey Wat.
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Likewise, Democrats tend to lose when voters of color stay home.
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Many communities of color across the rural South can unfortunately relate.
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" He calls it, "an insane mishmash of color, shape and motion.
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While the book provides plenty of color, it lacks much insight.
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Valentino Garavani, too, has long insisted on the magnetism of color.
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It's a social and wellness club focused on people of color.
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Of that 2%, only a fraction goes to women of color.
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Many working-class voters, including people of color, agree with that.
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More people of color were nominated for and won acting Oscars.
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"There's great mistrust" between communities of color and police, Crump said.
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Approximately 37% of that workforce is comprised of people of color.
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At tonight's #DemDebate, no candidates of color will be on stage.
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How difficult is it for women of color across all industries?
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This debate, in particular, exposes one Sanders' weaknesses: voters of color.
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But don't try to pacify black folks or people of color.
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The only hint of color was an electric-blue swivel armchair.
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The right-wing version is that people of color threaten whites.
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The lack of color underscores how shocking these works once were.
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Only one actor of color — Cynthia Erivo of "Harriet" — was nominated.
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The Byzantine metallics, the abundance of botanics and plethora of color?
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Getting people of color to utilize these places is hard enough.
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For trans women of color in particular, violence is an epidemic.
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And women of color make up just 4% of top executives.
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He also has a habit of insulting prominent people of color.
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Michelle Williams brought a pop of color to the red carpet.
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Another trans woman of color has been beaten on the street.
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Some employees of color spoke about feeling disrespected by white colleagues.
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Being found out to be what — a human being of color?
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And I don't want it to just be students of color.
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He is likely to be the only person of color onstage.
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She had been the only candidate of color in the lineup.
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The major problem for people of color is access to capital.
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The unique aspects come in the form of color and details.
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But if you're a woman of color, something else also happens.
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And many of these jobs are done by women of color.
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Want to explain why students of color do poorly on tests?
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Trans women of color face an epidemic of hate-motivated homicides.
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His support to date has been weakest among voters of color.
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Immigrant women of color filled the roles they had cast off.
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But their targets are very often women and people of color.
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A pernicious pay gap continues for women and people of color.
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As of 2015, 44.2 percent of millennials are people of color.
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Women, especially women of color, are the backbone of this party.
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For women of color, that number drops to a negligible .02%.
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Moral: follow the votes and invest in communities of color pic.twitter.
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Are they ready for a woman of color to be president?
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Your book shows a range of bodies and people of color.
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If we were people of color or if we were fat.
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Contrary to media portrayals, overdose deaths are ravaging communities of color.
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You uncover police and corporate algorithms that profile communities of color.
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Just hire people of color and women to write and direct.
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"Clearly, women of color are facing an additional penalty," Gould said.
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Would you do that to stand up for people of color?
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And law enforcement profiles transgender women of color as sex workers.
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What message do you think this sends to voters of color?
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"Many people of color were snubbed in major categories," Gervais said.
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Many beaches were off-limits to people of color, as well.
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Everybody thinks women need training and people of color need training.
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Ten of its peers have at least three directors of color.
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So Tristan makes products aimed at people of color and others.
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If a person of color is winning, then we all are.
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That hasn't, especially a young woman of color or anything else.
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The civil rights movement was also largely rural communities of color.
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Internet-Born Artist Collective Provides IRL Spaces for People of Color
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Because the reality is, yes, most communities of color are Democratic.
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For example, kindergartners in California, the majority are people of color.
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Could we see if someone knows a great person of color?
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They're including more people of color in the membership every year.
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Which unfortunately means that podcasts of color remain significantly less visible.
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And his sentiment has been echoed by some people of color.
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Like the Apple icons, there's no sign of color just yet.
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Remember the victims of color that face mass shootings every day.
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Each measure seemed like a racist slight towards people of color.
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But that drop isn't necessarily tied to underqualified students of color.
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So much of this violence is directed at people of color.
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Who are the women and who are the artists of color?
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Where in the tables does the woman artist of color sit?
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These matches were disproportionately people of color, according to the ACLU.
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So, the money is not there for women, people of color.
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I've sworn that my eyes see slightly different variations of color.
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New Suns: Original Speculative Fiction by People of Color by Nisi Shawl Nisi Shawl is the editor behind a new anthology, New Suns: Original Speculative Fiction by People of Color, which contains stories from 17 authors of color, including Steven Barnes, Better Worlds author Karin Lowachee, Silvia Moreno-Garcia, Rebecca Roanhorse, and more, along with an introduction from LeVar Burton.
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The fact that these attacks fit into a trend of undercutting women lawmakers of color has led some women of color political strategists to argue that Democratic lawmakers must take a stronger stance not only in condemning Trump, but also in supporting and respecting the political vision and policy goals of women lawmakers of color, rather than fighting and dismissing them publicly.
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Our analysis of their results shows that young women of color are distinct from both young white Americans and from young men of color in terms of policy views and partisan preferences — by a long shot.
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"Obviously we're building campaign skills, but there is an important role that we play in affirming that people of color and women of color and immigrant women have a right to these leadership positions," Bhojwani said.
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Rebecca & Jack struggle with Randall's identityNot-so-fun fact: one of the critiques that people of color have about white families that adopt kids of color is the intentional ignorance of their kids' unique cultural heritage.
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Lee and Pinkett Smith are reacting to the 2016 Oscar nominations, which feature no actors of color for the second year in a row, while also featuring no nominations for any films about people of color.
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The pay disparity is compounded for women of color: While 34 of the top 100 films from 2016 featured a woman in a leading or co-leading role, only three of those were women of color.
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And when I see only 2% of venture capital funding goes to women, less than 1% goes to people of color, now, I know lots of women and people of color that have great business ideas.
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In addition to workplace discrimination, many LGBTQ people of color have pushed for other fights including LGBTQ youth homelessness, immigration, criminal justice reform, and high rates of HIV among young gay and bi men of color.
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In terms of race, 69.8% of castings were white, with 30.2% being women of color — a 2.3% increase from last season with New York Fashion Week ranking as the most diverse with 36.9% models of color.
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Police harassment of queer and trans people of color has shifted away from gay bars like Stonewall to public spaces, where trans women of color are frequently stopped by police just for walking down the street.
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Procter & Gamble has acquired Walker & Company — creators of Bevel, a grooming line marketed to men of color, and Form, a hair care line marketed to women of color — Walker & Company founder Tristan Walker announced Wednesday morning.
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Race quickly jumped to the top of the list for a simple reason: People of color — and specifically women of color — often have more difficulty entering and staying in the technology industry than their white counterparts.
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"Yes, it's pretty, but we're not celebrating white/European beauty standards...we're trying to celebrate Indian women of color," wrote Instagram user Sabrina Martinez, 17, adding that as a woman of color, seeing the image hurt.
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Just be that person who doesn't need to be prompted to speak up and to advocate for women and people of color, to hire women and people of color, to promote us, to fund us. Absolutely.
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Zhang: Right, well the confessional essay has historically been associated with women, and I think more and more now with women of color, trans women of color, people who have long been considered subaltern, alien, other.
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Therapists of color are not automatically in a position to better serve clients of color, but Vidal says they often are more equipped by virtue of being able to identify with the reality of those clients.
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When I first wrote this play, certainly people were self-producing plays about trans folks and people of color, and trans people of color, and that was happening, but it was happening very under the radar.
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"We also see this targeting happening much more for black and brown bodies, so people of color are facing a lot more discrimination in sports, specifically women of color in sports than white folks," he said.
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In personal offices of White Democratic members, less than 8 percent of top staff are people of color, despite that the districts these offices represent are, on average, comprised of over 85033 percent people of color.
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Unfortunately, people of color and low-income individuals in this country are often subject to criminal investigations and unfair treatment because of stereotypes, biases, and racism — and women of color are no exception to the rule.
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The keywords section can be especially useful for people looking to fulfill a specific need, whether that's an interest, kink, or dating preference like people of color who would prefer to date other people of color.
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The failure to invest in entrepreneurs of color, especially high-growth startups led by women of color, and in communities outside our major tech hubs is hurting individual entrepreneurs, local economic growth and our country's future.
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For years, students of color at Evergreen State, a progressive, state-funded college in Olympia, Washington, have held a Day of Absence where people of color meet off campus to discuss issues of race and diversity.
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And if you look at who are the most vulnerable communities in this country, they're communities of color, and if you look at what investigative reporting teams look like, there are almost no people of color.
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In Erie County, cancer risk from hazardous air pollutants is 38 percent higher for people of color compared to white people, and exposure to air polluting facilities is approximately 2.8 times greater for people of color.
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The former mayor has repeatedly apologized and pointed to areas where his record with communities of color is strong, and his surrogates and supporters of color, including Tubbs, the Stockton mayor, have come to his defense.
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This lets philanthropists feel that they are checking off the "people of color box" without having to change to whom they are writing their checks or confronting their discomfort with trusting people of color with money.
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Kamala Harris, dropped out of the race, said he had seen Klobuchar prioritize issues important to people of color in her policies, and had put people of color in influential positions within her campaign, he said.
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If environmental organizations do not prioritize the establishment of DEI initiatives and hire people of color into leadership roles, communities of color will continue to be left out of the conversation and the environment will suffer.
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In the Oscars' 90-year history, there still has only been one woman of color — Halle Berry in 2002 — to win a best actress award, and only six men of color to ever win best actor.
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I thought it was really important that we include voices from people of color because when we talk about surveillance, the surveillance society we've built for ourselves now really is more familiar to people of color.
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You would think that with so few women of color on the show each season, more of them would get the coveted first impression rose: Let's be real, people of color stand out in majority white spaces.
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Speaking on opportunities for actors of color, Davis didn't place the blame on the Academy Awards, but rather said the problem is with the "Hollywood movie making system," and the lack of films featuring people of color.
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This isn't something new to women of color: Studies have shown that women of color in the workplace are routinely marginalized, stereotyped, excluded, and silenced — a trend that's only exacerbated in Congress's overwhelmingly white and male halls.
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There's always an opportunity to build bridges and solidify coalitions, working with women of color, immigrant women, and there a lot of younger women who are engaged in the organizations, with communities of color, with poor women.
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Out-of-state drivers made up 96 percent of all the patrol's reported civil forfeitures from 2018 to 2019, with two-thirds of those involving drivers of color or those carrying passengers of color in their vehicles.
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We really wanted to keep it open, and to be honest with you, we say it's for women of color, but we've had inquiries from women who are not of color, and we're not going to discriminate.
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Leading roles are hard for women to get, even harder for women of color, and damn near impossible for women of color who are also plus-size and fall outside the narrow standard of desirability and attractiveness.
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A Care2 petition is calling on Disney to cast Asian actors in the movie, arguing that a lack of representation of racial minorities harms not only actors of color, but also people of color in the audience.
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DuVernay became the first woman of color to direct a movie with over a $100 million dollar budget, and now, she'll also be the first woman of color running the show on a major comic book movie.
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Due to a longstanding pattern of casting people of color in stereotypical or minor roles, a show like "Hamilton" featuring people of color singing, rapping and dancing – even as the Founding Fathers – can feed into popular stereotypes.
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This year alone, 12 murders of trans people of color have been reported in the U.S. And LGBTQ youth of color are even more likely than the overall LGBTQ youth population to be homeless and face bullying.
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Liz Taylor remains firmly ingrained in the public imagination as Cleopatra, but the long history of shutting out actresses of color from contention has proven offensive to people of color who believe the queen was not white.
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The group exhibition "Parallax" from Authority Collective, a group of womxn, femmes, trans, non-binary and gender-nonconforming people of color, features portraits of queer people of color to examine alternative viewpoints of the contemporary queer experience.
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The snubs sparked controversy over the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences — the Oscars voting body — overlooking women and people of color (Cynthia Erivo was the only acting nominee of color, in lead actress for "Harriet").
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While there are far too few women of color leading campaigns, and there is not enough investment in changing this reality, it's critical that media coverage include the women of color who are already blazing the trail.
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"Look, if I could just manufacture someone out of the blue, I would very much think it's important to have a woman, and even a woman of color, or someone of color as vice president," he said.
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The journey toward political representation for women of color in America is paved with gendered and racial roadblocks, demanding that women of color prove their credibility, likability, and electability — all concepts deeply rooted in racism and misogyny.
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It was a warm April day in 2018 when over 500 women of color gathered at the Empire State Building in NYC for a conference focused on being a woman and a person of color in tech.
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Al Green went on to accuse the administration of preventing people of color from coming to the US. "White babies would not be treated the way these babies of color are being treated, Madam Secretary," he said.
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In fact, the summer of 2016 and national unrest it brought may have been one of the worst in recent memory for staffers of color on Capitol Hill and most jarring to communities of color across America.
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Through their strong environmental voting records, our congressional members of color are taking a stand, ensuring the needs of low income and communities of color are heard at the dais, on the floor, and all throughout Congress.
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At July's debates in Detroit, for example, the first night of debates often framed the issues of voters of color against "Midwestern voters," dismissing the fact that a lot of people of color live in the Midwest.
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Television has made huge strides in the representation of people of color, women, and the LGBTQ community in recent years— but 2018 highlighted the nuanced experiences of women of color, more specifically Black women, through abortion stories.
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The People of Color Caucus issued a letter in support of them.
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But for young women of color, the figure was just 10 percent.
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People of color do not do as well as others, studies show.
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This displacement crisis is happening in communities of color across the city.
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As an ally, your role is not to "fix" communities of color.
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So it creates this atmosphere where—as people of color—we're suspicious.
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"I want to change the narratives for people of color," Davis explained.
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He's been repeatedly sued for discrimination against people of color and women.
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Several organizations provide financial assistance to people of color working in Congress.
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Companies need to actively go out, pursue, and find writers of color.
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This has negative consequences for both white students and students of color.
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Of the 14 non-incumbent women elected, nine were women of color.
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And as it happens, those challenges tend to involve voters of color.
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She is the first woman of color to serve on the court.
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But it also resonates with people of color on a personal level.
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But in terms of women of color serving as Fortune 500 companies?
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We must end government policies that criminalize and profile communities of color.
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And I'm not criticizing white people; I'm actually criticizing people of color.
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These nonvoters are disproportionately people of color, who tend to vote Democrat.
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He might gouge the painting's surface, revealing an earlier layer of color.
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Behind the camera is James Wan, the franchise's first director of color.
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The special glasses transport them to a whole new world of color.
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Speakers discussed how the anti-abortion legislation would hurt women of color.
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"We do live with a lot of color ourselves," Mattan tells Refinery29.
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Erasing a swatch of color sends little sparkles floating down the screen.
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But Gillum, Abrams, and other young candidates of color change that calculation.
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The drug war quickly became a war on disadvantaged people of color.
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MYTH: Affirmative action is about giving preferential treatment to people of color.
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You can buy a single box of color, or you can subscribe.
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And, of course, things are even more bleak for women of color.
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But Wylie sells the scene with careful use of color and lighting.
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A tense scene in which protestors of color confront cops flashes by.
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Being a punk of color is one way to do just that.
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Meanwhile, 28500 percent of women of color in Nevada are still undecided.
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Never in my life thought of color or race at the time.
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I'm looking at all the artists of color, female artists, queer artists.
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All people face prejudice but do this, people of color and women.
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With the exception of color correction, the photos have not been Photoshopped.
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"He only responded to two women, two women of color," Hayek said.
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Women of color make up an even smaller percentage of this group.
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And I think a lot of other women of color can relate.
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And the stats for women directors of color are even more dire.
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But our decision was rooted in the safety for artists of color.
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A related exhibition focuses on The Alchemy of Color in Medieval Manuscripts.
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Maybe one day a man of color will be cast as Harry.
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Elad Gil, Ph.D. is the chairman and co-founder of Color Genomics.
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"That is the symbol of the people of color," Ms. León said.
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Luckie describes the company culture as hostile to dissenting voices of color.
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The majority of the kids being "not cool" are children of color.
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It's Mondrian in action, proof positive of the transformative power of color.
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Forty-six were transgender women, and 46 were transgender people of color.
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People of color are more fetishized in the straight adult film industry.
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"But It's people of color who are increasingly dying due to fentanyl."
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That's especially true for transgender and gender-nonconforming youth activists of color.
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These dynamics can be tricky, however, when you're a woman of color.
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There are other challenges that come with being an actress of color.
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In the U.S., women of color were more abused than white women.
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Jordan Peele is only the fifth person of color to be nominated.
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Of the magazine covers reviewed, 60 of 126 featured women of color.
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DuVernay remains the only woman of color to have ever been nominated.
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That short was made by Pixar's first director of color, Sanjay Patel.
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Our mission as a space is simply to support artists of color.
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At Grace Hopper, just 30% of the speakers were women of color.
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"What do you say to Americans, especially people of color ...," Holt asked.
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We call on you to choose women of color for these seats.
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Women — especially women of color — are particularly saddled with the financial burden.
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No sound is heard, just a quick little burst of color appears.
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Just neutrals, maybe with a pop of color or a fun accessory.
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The ladies, especially those of color, can't be trusted with money, either.
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Representation of people of color has increased exponentially in the last decade.
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However, queer people of color are dynamic and complex just like everyone.
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Here's a compilation of how the psychology of color works in movies.
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