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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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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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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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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Of those three I was the only person of color.
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And, as a person of color, representation is really important.
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Perhaps you're the only person of color in your office.
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Sound mixing has one person of color and no women.
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You are a person of color or you are not.
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"First openly gay person of color" is a long moniker.
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"That's right, I am a person of color," Davis responds.
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She was the only person of color in the group.
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Cory Booker the latest person of color to drop out.
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There is not a single person of color on staff.
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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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Not a single person of color among the 20 acting nominees.
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And when you're a person of color, it's even more important.
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But does that not make me a person of color anymore?
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"I am not a person of color," the Massachusetts Democrat said.
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Not a single POC [person of color] in the whole thing.
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An audience wouldn't like a person of color in this role.
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He is likely to be the only person of color onstage.
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If a person of color is winning, then we all are.
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Could we see if someone knows a great person of color?
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Jordan Peele is only the fifth person of color to be nominated.
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If you're a person of color, you can submit your thoughts here.
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Nearly everyone was a woman, nearly everyone was a person of color.
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Say, a person of color makes a post about Black Lives Matter.
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And it is simply because they are a young person of color.
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I am light-skinned, but I am still a person of color.
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These kinds of stresses only intensify when you're a person of color.
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My wedding in 260, there was hardly a person of color there.
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I'm a person of color, a child of immigrants, and a woman.
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I read the gentleman in the back as a person of color.
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If you are a person of color, you're probably a criminal thug.
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It probably helps that she's not the only person of color around.
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At this moment, he seemed happy to see a person of color thriving.
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I felt self-conscious as possibly the only person of color around. Rubio,
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In 2015 he became the first person of color to lead the MAA.
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Tony (Anthony Ramos) is the only person of color with a speaking role.
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Cynthia Erivo was the only person of color nominated in any acting category.
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But a non-person of color really just might not know any better.
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The 2017 American Girl of the Year was also a person of color.
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It's similar to choosing a person of color to handle your jazz score.
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It's just because I was in the neighborhood and a person of color.
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I'm trans, I'm a person of color, I'm more likely to be targeted.
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It would have been the exact same result for a person of color.
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It's time for each person of color to tell his or her story.
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Shamiro: I'm pretty certain almost every person of color has experienced that, yeah.
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In it, she is dressed in a "costume" portraying a person of color.
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Only one of the 20 acting nominations went to a person of color.
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Being the lone person of color on the stage in December was important.
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Do you think you took it in differently as a person of color?
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Harris was the only person of color who had qualified for the Dec.
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Are you on the spectrum of racism too as a person of color?
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"As a Black woman, I always look for another person of color," Smith explains.
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"I would love to see a person of color running for president," she said.
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Being a person of color means you'll be the subject of white supremacist violence.
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It certainly helped that he wasn't the only person of color in the film.
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Peele is just the fourth person of color to be nominated in that category.
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I know for a fact that everyone they asked was a person of color.
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That's because "Bob Smith" wasn't a person of color, as he had claimed online.
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In 2015, Twitter didn't have a single person of color in a leadership role.
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But even those circumstances would be exacerbated if he were a person of color.
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The model and fashion writer is both a person of color and markedly androgynous.
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Jenkins is the first openly transgender person of color elected to a public office.
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Maybe she's just a real person, who happens to be a person of color.
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Don't assume that a person of color knows everything about their country of heritage.
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Never try and tell a person of color what is or isn't racist. 18.
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Is someone who is a person of color better suited to represent that population?
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I think of it nearly every day when I see a person of color.
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Because I am a person of color, the fan's gesture suggested its sinister meaning.
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As a gay person of color, I found something truly comforting about this response.
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Brewer is the only person of color currently serving on Amazon's 10-person board.
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Yang will also notably be the only person of color on the debate stage.
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But I am also an immigrant and a person of color and a Muslim.
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See on Instagram LOGAN: How do you relate to the term "person of color"?
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What obstacles have you faced as a young person of color working in journalism?
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"To be a person of color is to live a deeply political life," Parham writes.
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In 2015, only one Best Picture nominee — Selma — was led by a person of color.
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"Images of Jesus as a person of color have been suppressed throughout history," Anderson said.
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Almost every person of color has been told 'go back to where you came from.
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And we are totally fine with a person of color giving us a bad review.
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"Your lived experience as a woman or a person of color yields very different qualifications."
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It required teams to interview at least one person of color for head coaching positions.
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Bringing in a white lady doesn't magically make up for erasing a person of color.
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I'm a person of color; my interactions with the police have always been very unpleasant.
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He went on to claim that the employee singled out "every" person of color onboard.
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There didn't appear to be a single person of color in the area, I said.
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I am a person of color and I do not condone racism, intolerance and hate.
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"As a person of color in the community, you are already 'othered,'" he told me.
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"I'm also the first person of color to ever host the CFDAs," Ms. Rae said.
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Not a single person of color was nominated across all four acting categories this year.
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In fact, it will be the first debate without a single person of color onstage.
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Yang qualified for the December debate and was the only person of color on stage.
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According to Marshall, Cuban wasn't necessarily looking for a woman or a person of color.
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Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii is now the only person of color remaining in the race.
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Its website for the new iPhone X shows Face ID working with a person of color.
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Does being a woman, or person of color, influence your desire to present as high-functioning?
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Nanjiani's experience as a person of color (PoC) growing up in the West is well-developed.
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As a person of color, I just couldn't relate to the America that the anthem rhapsodized.
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Minneapolis also elected the first openly trans person of color to win public office in Minnesota.
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Harvard called her 'a person of color' (amazing con), and would not have taken her otherwise!
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"Being smart, especially as a person of color, on the unique risk to you is helpful."
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"And if you're not a person of color, you don't understand any of it," she said.
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Being a person of color, being from inner-city Harlem, it all made sense for me.
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The People The term "person of color" has definitions that may change across countries and cultures.
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"Person-of-color-torturing" is what Jason says you must call it now, with exasperated lament.
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The racist looks upon the person of color as lesser — as not being smart or capable.
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Even more importantly, this season's starting lineup is composed of more than one person of color.
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The rift widens with every new high-profile police shooting of an unarmed person of color.
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She also would be the first person of color to ever represent the state in Congress.
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So I asked her if she identifies as a person of color, to which she said no.
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On average, 34 percent of Senate Democrats' total staff identified as a person of color in 2018.
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Do you consider the problematics of addressing these histories when you are not a person of color?
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"It's almost as if you're a person of color, you are on the trajectory up," he said.
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If they're both progressive, I'm gonna go for the person of color, because they have more experience.
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A person of color could be cast in a film but appear only as a bit player.
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Imani's account defies constricting stereotypes that people can't be queer and Muslim or a person of color.
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You know, I'm not like every day 'This person of color, this woman...' It's nothing like that.
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If this sounds unfair, try to imagine navigating the same public sphere as a person of color.
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The only person of color, an Indian exchange student, dies in the first half of the film.
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Fans are excited for the franchise to finally have a person of color in a starring role.
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It's why I think every single person of color usually brings their own makeup kit to set.
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To a person of color who loves movies as much as I do, those statistics are infuriating.
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However, putting a person of color in front of the screen is all they seem to do.
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For this task, I decided to document every person of color who spoke more than one word.
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Something that's trending if you're a person of color is going natural, meaning keeping your hair curly.
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McBath stands out among her party opponents as the only person of color and the only woman.
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She was the first woman and person of color to be elected governor in South Carolina's history.
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Being misunderstood by society often means facing violence, especially if you are a trans person of color.
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This is compounded if your are a person of color, with disabilities or any other marginalized identities.
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He discussed how to make your way as a person of color or any other hyphen-American.
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There's all kinds of things because as a person of color, she has a different experience online.
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Being a poor person of color is a strong mark against you in the foster care system.
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Anderson notes that the consequences of entering these spaces can be severe for a person of color.
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Here are four of the biggest challenges I faced while traveling abroad as a person of color.
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Remaining silent had become integral to my identity, both as a woman and a person of color.
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When you think about it in those terms, it's like, of course, it's a person of color.
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If you do not identify as a person of color, do you ever think about your whiteness?
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As a person of color I am not in the global minority, but in the vast majority.
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SALEEM: I've used the term person of color or P.O.C., and people use the term about me.
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If a person of color calls out a microaggression, people see them as complaining or self-serving.
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I know that everything I am -- a woman, an immigrant, a person of color -- is under attack.
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Being trans, or a woman, or a person of color, should not determine the course your life takes.
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Harris will be the only person of color -- she's Indian American and African American -- on the debate stage.
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Music was his first love but breaking into the industry had additional challenges as a person of color.
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As a queer person of color, I can personally see why people might be reluctant to seek treatment.
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It's easy when you're a person of color or immigrant to simplify yourself when asked about your background.
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I don't think that our jury deliberately said, 'Let's convict this person because he's a person of color.
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They have some of the best tattoo artists in this city, especially if you're a person of color.
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I don't know how you go about it, if you're a person of color today or a Latino.
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It's hard to feel seen, heard and represented as a person of color in today's current media landscape.
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Ignorance aside, I thought it was kind of cool that she could identify with a person of color.
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Talk You are the first openly gay person of color in Congress; that seems especially relevant right now.
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The sole person of color trapped in a house with hysterical white strangers, Ben alone remains cool-headed.
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I reflect upon the experiences that come with being a queer person of color growing up in America.
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And of those 19, 18 are African American, and the other one is also a person of color.
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The great white hopes Are you a person of color tired of fighting about racism on social media?
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I just knew that, as a person of color, I had not seen these specific stories told before.
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If you are a person of color and autistic, as many of my patients are, it is scary.
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But Pressley is now poised to become the first person of color Massachusetts has ever sent to Congress.
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James will be the first woman and person of color to lead the 139-year-old prestigious institution.
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" The survey instructed staffers to "only fill out this survey if you identify as a person of color.
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Mike KellyGeorge (Mike) Joseph KellyHouse votes to repeal ObamaCare's 'Cadillac tax' GOP lawmaker: 'I'm a person of color.
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"Professor Warren claimed that she was a Native American, a person of color," he said during a debate.
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Kamala Harris, the only other person of color to qualify, dropped out of the race earlier this month.
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How do you climb out of the underclass as a person of color and a woman to boot?
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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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But then again, try asking a person of color how they feel about talking about race all the time.
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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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Her casting was met with a flood of backlash over Disney choosing a person of color for the role.
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But it can especially be risky if you are a person of color who feels threatened by police violence.
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And stop thinking about hiring a person of color or queer person as a favor or act of charity.
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But including a woman or person of color who has no connection to the position is disingenuous and deceptive.
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Lizzie McGuire star Lalaine Vergara-Paras is opening up about her experience as a person of color in Hollywood.
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"The work of brASS has always been empowering for me because I'm a trans person of color," they explained.
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In what universe is the future of media made up of all men (and only one person of color)?
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And that makes a lot of difference to a person of color who wants to take on an organization.
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Anxious and restless when I look around a room and realize I'm the only person of color in it.
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This isn't the first time Davis has gotten criticism from another person of color for talking to the KKK.
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The axing of Nylon's beauty editor Tembe Denton-Hurst marks another senior person of color cut from the company.
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It took me years as an adult to develop my own sense of self as a person 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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How do you get yourself (a person of color) into the history of painting when it has excluded you?
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Whichever "old white guy" gets the Democrats' nomination, his running mate almost certainly will be a person of color.
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Whether it was a person of color or a blue collar voter, both Dukakis and Kerry failed to connect.
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As a biracial person and person of color, I have experienced racist remarks being made about or around me.
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When the seven candidates take the stage on Thursday, only one, Yang, will be a person of color. Sen.
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No person of color was nominated in the best acting categories, and no woman was shortlisted for best director.
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He is the first person of color to lead the Home Office; some cheered him for breaking that barrier.
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No person of color in their right mind would ever willingly get arrested, when the stakes include police brutality.
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But maybe one person of color would see it and feel more welcome in this absurdly moneyed, white space.
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Here is a not-as-fun fact: There is only one coin in circulation that features a person of color.
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This is also the fourth consecutive Super Bowl in which one of the starting quarterbacks is a person of color.
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This wasn't OK. You don't know what it feels like to be a person of color and get pulled over.
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A different woman Cheeks interviewed talked about feeling distraught and alone after reading about police killing a person of color.
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I'm reminded that to be a person of color interacting with this country is to hold a vulnerable family history.
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The idea that the G.O.P. can march into the 21st century intentionally alienating every person of color is borderline insane.
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She'll be the first woman, first person of color, and first person born outside of the U.S. in the position.
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Before that, Teen Vogue had never had a trans person of color on the cover, she said earlier this year.
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This week, Adrienne Jones became the first woman and the first person of color to lead Maryland's House of Delegates.
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Would a person of color with a voting rights claim think they had any chance of success before this nominee?
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And during the October debate in Otterbein, Ohio, one moderator was a person of color and one was a woman.
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November's debate will continue that trend: Of the four moderators, one is a person of color and all are women.
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Britain's top 100 companies were set an end-2021 to have at least one person of color as a director.
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"Every black person, every person of color is at an intersection, cause no one's just their race," Simien told Mashable.
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While I was teaching there it was a rare occurrence for a person of color to have a solo exhibition.
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Just 3 panelists were black, and more often than not, I was the only person of color in the room.
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As a person of color, I was curious to see how his experience with Instagram differed from John's or Logan's.
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Our so-called criminal justice system isn't fair to anyone, but it's far worse if you're a person of color.
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He issued a travel advisory for the state of Missouri, urging "extreme CAUTION" for any person of color traveling there.
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About 82 percent supported naming at least one of the new residential colleges after a woman or person of color.
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Antonio Delgado has smashed through barriers to become the first person of color to represent his upstate New York district.
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"I don't know how you go about it if you're a person of color today or a Latino," he said.
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"It's okay to be queer, trans, and immigrant, a person of color, a faithful believer of any religion," Nashawati said.
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I thought there were perspectives that were missing: I'm a young person, a person of color, with a low income.
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But today's rhetoric, if you're a Muslim, an immigrant, a Somali, or a person of color—that's who I am.
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If there's a story [about a person of color], it would seem very disingenuous to have someone else tell it.
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"Sometimes I can be a little militant, as a queer person of color," Canals told me, about the writers' room.
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In an intercultural hoax, therefore, the hoaxer is often white and the fake persona is often a person of color.
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As a queer person of color, the first thing he's had an effect on is a massive amount of racism.
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Clearly, this was not the first time a white person told him he looked like a famous person of color.
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"We are still in the world where, when you are a person of color, it is considered diversity," he added.
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The second power imbalance was around race — the fact that Harvey was white and I was a person of color.
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She'll be the first woman and person of color to head the top business school in its 139-year history.
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The cropped image featured four white activists and removed the only person of color, Ugandan Vanessa Nakate, from the photo.
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January's debate will continue that trend: Of the three moderators, two are women and one is a person of color.
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A white actor might not even be aware that they're auditioning for a person of color role, and vice versa.
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A former criminal defense lawyer, Singh is the first person of color to lead a major political party in Canada.
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Did you guys ever think you'd see the day a person of color was the leader of the free world?
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I know a thing or two about being the only person of color in a room—and it takes tenacity.
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Mom. And if you were a person of color, or identified as LGBTQ+, the options available were even more limited.
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They're making it blue to red, because they've decided that there's yet another person of color who must be defeated.
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Similarly, she flouts the expectation that a person of color should write solely about the cooking of her own culture.
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It was also founded by two women (one a person of color) who sought to run a globally minded business.
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Lawson wanted to offer users more inclusive GIFs that could represent the many facets of being a person of color.
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I can only wonder if those of a different hue will face the same penalties as a person of color.
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However, I do not need to be lectured to about the courage it takes to be a person of color in conservative politics, and I certainly do not need to be lectured to by white liberals or fake Republicans on MSNBC about what it means to be a person of color in today's America.
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Telling a person of color how to deal with oppression may seem like a helpful idea, but in reality, it's harmful.
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"To be a person of color, and to see that face on that poster is just...really rad," Chao says, smiling.
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There are many theories for why police solve a lower share of shootings when the victim is a person of color.
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Tuesday's debate will continue that trend: Of the three moderators, one is a person of color and one is a woman.
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But at the same time as "African-American" came in, "person of color," considered to include other nonwhites, also became popular.
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Bruno Mars took it home earlier this year, making him the first person of color in 13 years to do so.
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I want to one day be a role model for another queer person of color; all you need is one person.
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This week she is teamed up with Freida (Lisa Joyce) to recruit and hire another person of color at the organization.
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Sixty of the firm's investments (59%) have a founder who identifies as a woman and/or an underrepresented person of color.
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But if you're a woman or a person of color, an advanced degree still doesn't mean equal pay for equal work.
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Lots of the women in this book are ... Good, name me one important woman in this culture, or person of color.
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I was never going to face the same difficulties as a person of color, or a non-binary or trans person.
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When criticized by a person of color, Trump often presents them as ungrateful, disrespectful, and most importantly for Trump's argument, unpatriotic.
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But even when a person of color reaches a hospital, it's likely that they're not at the best possible trauma center.
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When you're a person of color—or a black viewer for that matter—it isn't easy to detach from that reality.
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Machen also uses the series to explore the elements that build her personal identity as a mixed-race person of color.
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According to Representative Mike KellyGeorge (Mike) Joseph KellyHouse votes to repeal ObamaCare's 'Cadillac tax' GOP lawmaker: 'I'm a person of color.
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Civil rights and progressive groups had urged the president to select a woman or a person of color as the nominee.
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"Whatever you do at Oberlin as a person of color or a low-income person, it just doesn't work," says another.
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She would also become the first LGBTQ person of color to serve in the U.S. Senate should she win in November.
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"We feel unsafe if any person of color is in our surroundings and they're not in a servant's role," he says.
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It mines the little-talked-about mores of modern life as a person of color better than nearly any other show.
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As the only person of color in the room, Kaphar felt an obligation to politely express his displeasure, which was rebuffed.
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Meanwhile, if someone suggests a woman or person of color, Lee said, the questions are totally different and focused on qualifications.
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I had initial reservations: working around police didn't conjure up warm and fuzzy feelings for me as a person of color.
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Our district had never elected a woman, had never elected a person of color, had never elected a young person. Right?
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Part of that story is it's not just diverse urban areas where a person of color can run for statewide office.
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Her withdrawal removes the final female candidate and last person of color from what started as a historically diverse primary field.
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How many more times do we have to read thinkpieces about whether a woman or a person of color is electable?
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" Questions like these make me uncomfortable because, even though I do identify as a person of color, I am still "white.
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Randy Hultgren in his suburban Illinois district, Lauren Underwood is the only person of color and only woman in the mix.
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I can't slice away at my identity as though it were made up of individual parts; no person of color can.
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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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As a person of color, it is a vulnerability that everything I say for some people gets filtered through my race.
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The psychologist, too, played by Jennifer Jason Leigh, was a person of color; being described as an Indigenous woman in the books.
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Mora who is Latino, speculated that the CBP ad he saw, which included a person of color, was specifically targeted to minorities.
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During that broadcast, Del Toro was the only person of color nominated and moments later went on to snag the top honor.
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MY HOUSE is ultimately a platform for another queer person of color to tell their own story as they see it themselves.
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I wanted to further the conversation about immigrants, gender-nonconforming communities, and what it means to be a trans person of color.
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And even just on the podcast, every single episode had to feature a queer person or person of color as a guest.
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Being the only person of color in the room often means that you are also the only person to bring up race.
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One person who did manage to escape Gilead was Rita, the only person of color treated with any respect on this show.
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Wearing culture as a costume — especially for profit, and when you have the opportunity to hire a person of color — is another.
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Things are tough for poor and working-class whites, but they remain on more solid footing than the average person of color.
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Since all of the men on the show are white, the series has also eliminated every person of color from the competition.
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But when I was attending events, I was the only woman or person of color and it just really blew my mind.
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Do they yearn for the old days when you could put a foreigner or a person of color in check without reprimand?
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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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For example, many calls about a "suspicious person" don't really involve suspicious activity -- just a person of color walking down the street.
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And if Obama is committed to choosing a person of color for the high court, there are more qualified candidates than Sandoval.
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Hearing firsthand accounts about what it's like to use Airbnb as a person of color exposes the full extent of the problem.
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You're more likely if you're a low-income person, a person of color, a sex worker, an immigrant, or a trans person.
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"I think Joe Biden has to pick a person of color for his VP slot," Michael Starr Hopkins, a Democratic strategist, said.
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"I think it was refreshing for people to see a person of color having a moment of truth on television," she said.
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One of my biggest fears as a person of color in this city, in this country is what happened to these men.
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Or to deserve that same dignity because you're a person of color, or queer, or someone with a disability, or working class.
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Being a person of color is inherently political, especially when your identities have been stigmatized because of attitudes toward religion and immigration.
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Jackson, who has worked for Sundance since 2013, will be both the first woman and person of color to lead the festival.
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But all of a sudden, a person of color comes into the royal family and everyone just jumps and goes after her.
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This was clearest when he was asked about being the only person of color on the stage, something that happened after Sen.
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Dr. Dutt, Lamont-Doherty's diversity director, joined the Observatory 11 years ago as its only person of color in a leadership role.
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"Just because someone has a person of color, a black person working for them, does not mean they aren't racist," said Tlaib.
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Nobody ever asked, 'How did this basic, ordinary person next to me, who isn't a person of color, earn their space here?
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Americans have learned to assume that racial profiling pulls the trigger whenever an officer -- white or black -- shoots a person of color.
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Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.), said in an interview, adding that it is particularly difficult for a woman or a person of color.
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Some white conservatives, however, seem convinced that you can't be racist if you have an affectionate relationship with a person of color.
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Zhané isn't the only person of color and server I spoke with who's felt the need to tip more out of guilt.
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It's gratifying for her to run into a person of color in a rock venue and exchange a head nod in acknowledgement.
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In 2016, over half of the entries had a lead artist or key collaborator that was a woman or a person of color.
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And others argued that it didn't represent blackface at all, saying it was meant to portray a demon, not a person of color.
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As I went about my work, I never felt that I was a woman, a person of color, a Muslim or an immigrant.
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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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Not to mention Congressman Hurd would have brought the prospective [sic] of a person of color and someone who served our nation abroad.
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The moderator, who identified as a queer person of color, told me that moderating hate speech is the hardest part of the job.
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"As a person of color, I feel like people are really getting to see someone who looks like them on stage," Odulukwe said.
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The other person of color on the reported list is Milwaukee Sheriff David Clarke, a candidate to run the Department of Homeland Security.
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However, her study also suggests that white students who live with a person of color get better at dealing with race over time.
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Later, when I arrived to teach at Rinehart, I think students were disappointed because I was a woman and a person of color.
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Not to mention Congressman Hurd would have brought the prospective [sic] of a person of color and someone who served our nation abroad
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Maybe you saw Spike Lee and Jada Pinkett-Smith's outrage at the 20 white acting nominees without a person of color in sight.
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It's worth noting that Riri isn't the first person of color or woman to take up the Iron Man mantle over the years.
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He's the only person shown who wasn't re-created lovingly on-screen, and he's also the only person of color in the montage.
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That's a "convenient argument," he said, for people who have not dealt with the oppression that comes with being a person of color.
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When you get feedback, especially from a person of color, what's most important is to be grateful, and to try to do better.
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The term "person of color" is widely used in the U.S. to refer to anyone who is not white or of European descent.
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A: As a young black guy in the inner city, the only other person of color I knew making any money was Russell.
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"Just because someone has a person of color, a black person working for them does not mean that they aren't racist," Tlaib said.
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If you're queer or a person of color, the burden of socially enlightening someone (or trying to) shouldn't necessarily fall on your shoulders.
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He didn't get recognized or acknowledged as a queer person of color and was forced to leave his religious community in South Africa.
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You've mentioned before that you feel like you should be taking up more space as a person of color in the art industry.
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Up Next Jaboukie Young-White laces his comedy with sharp social commentary, often drawn from his life as a queer person of color.
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But trying to pass for younger is like a gay person trying to pass for straight or a person of color for white.
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Some see him as powerless, others as heroic — either way, I see the most beautifully painted person of color in early American art.
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I am biracial, but in the United States, more often than not, I am always going to be labeled a person of color.
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Flight attendants reveal 14 things they wish all passengers would start doing4 challenges I faced while traveling abroad as a person of color
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Update December 6th, 8:20PM ET: This story was updated to reflect that Erin Grau does not identify as a person of color.
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Of the seven candidates taking part— the smallest number yet for a debate — just one, Andrew Yang, will be a person of color.
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Of this year's 112 films, 36 percent were made by a person of color, and 13 percent by someone who identifies as LGBTQ.
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All of them are of posters or mass-produced objects depicting either a person of color or someone involved with left-wing politics.
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Whether you're a woman or a person of color, that doesn't mean that you have to be actively as engaged in these opportunities.
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" She wonders, "If you're a person of color only watching white people save the day, what kind of message does that send to you?
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"I was used to the idea that I could go to a convention and shake hands with every person of color there," she says.
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But despite that alarming statistic, you should still visit the dermatologist if you're a person of color; you just need to do your research.
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I always found it fascinating that if you are a woman or a person of color and a Republican, you immediately become a target.
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The show, to its credit, hasn't shied away from examining — with well-placed humor — how crappy time traveling is for a person of color.
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Just one person of color - "Harriet" star Cynthia Erivo - got an acting nomination this year but the line-up of presenters is strikingly diverse.
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" As far as Missandei's experience as a person of color with power in Westeros, Emmanuel thinks "you can relate that back to real life.
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All of them are white — Andy could possibly be a person of color but is definitely white-passing — and all of them are cisgender.
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Yusupov tells me he's excited about exploring new hosts, noting that Richards is a person of color who brings more diversity to HQ's lineup.
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"I feel like you guys were trying to cover it up as to make it not look discriminatory for firing a person of color."
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Editor's note: This story was corrected to show that Myrtle Potter was the first person of color to serve on Amazon's board of directors.
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Lynne Patton, the vice president of the Eric Trump Foundation, wasn't the first person of color to speak at Donald Trump's Republican National Convention.
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Abrams previously spoke about his decision to hire both a female and a person of color as the new leads in The Force Awakens.
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For two years in a row, not a single person of color has been nominated for one of the 20 coveted acting Academy Awards.
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I know I could've benefited from just knowing a book like this existed when I was younger—especially as a queer person of color.
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When you're a person of color in a white space, you're so often an ambassador to your race to them, which is freaking tiring!
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According to the Victory Fund, she'll also be the only open trans person of color currently serving in elected office anywhere in the nation.
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NAACP If you're a person of color and plan to travel through Missouri soon, the NAACP has a warning: Go at your own risk.
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From a hate-crime prosecution standpoint, does it matter that the only person killed was a white woman and not a person of color?
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I've written about the personal identity and political issues that might lead a person of color to want to date within their own race.
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"Eight years ago our party, the Democratic Party nominated and elected the first person of color to serve in the White House," he said.
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But it doesn't actually matter that Gibson identifies as a person of color or that he permits a Samoan to speak at his rallies.
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And I am a person of color in one of the whitest states in the country—over 95% white, according to the last census.
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Additionally, she isn't the only person of color in recent weeks to receive backlash for using their platform to talk about race in America.
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The clip initially drew widespread outrage and prompted critics to condemn the mostly white group of students for apparently intimidating a person of color.
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We usually see them play their part on camera -- the befuddled person of color trying to figure out why they're facing a police officer.
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A nation was triggered by Video 1: It appeared to show young Trump punks harassing an old person of color at the Lincoln Memorial.
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No person of color can afford to make a film that flops while hoping to be offered a place in a $100 million extravaganza.
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Singh became the only female late-night host on a major network, and the first queer person of color to be in that spot.
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As the first woman and first person of color to lead the Newhouse School, Ms. Branham took particular interest in serving as a mentor.
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People are going to listen to me more often, receive my message more often than they would from a gender nonconforming person of color.
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But the argument that the candidate to take on and defeat President Trump must be a woman or a person of color is absurd.
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She ran as a woman, as a young person, as a working-class champion, as an unabashed liberal and as a person of color.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont would be smart to look for a younger running mate, preferably a woman or a person of color — or both.
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In the four acting categories, just one out of 20 nominees (two if you count Spanish actor Antonio Banderas) is a person of color.
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This was clearest when he was asked about being the only person of color on the stage, something that happened after New Jersey Sen.
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The end of Booker's campaign highlights the importance of the Democratic presidential nominee committing to including a person of color on the national ticket.
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This is a decision for which I have been criticized, but it is a decision that I made consciously as a person of color.
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In his wake, Ms. Collado, the first person of color to lead Ithaca College, takes over an institution that is newly committed to diversity.
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So far, she was the only person of color to do so in a field that has been touted as the most diverse ever.
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Some careers, especially those still dominated by white men, can be difficult to break into, especially as a woman and a person of color.
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While the Democratic field of presidential candidates has been the most diverse ever, the party's sixth debate will include just one person of color.
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I'm pretty sure Doctor Doom tried this at least twice, once with the Silver Surfer (another person of color) and once with the Beyonder.
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Democratic presidential challenger Andrew Yang expressed "disappointment" in being the sole person of color on stage during the Democratic presidential candidates debate Thursday night.
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The first trans politician Andrea Jenkins in 2017 became the first openly transgender person of color elected to public office in the United States.
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This comes in contrast to film, where the Oscars last year didn't nominate a single person of color in the top four acting categories.
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Some 39 percent were African-American and Latino lawmakers, versus 20 percent who identify as a person of color in Congress, the ACLU said.
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On the basis of race alone, even in the absence of any discernible evidence, a person of color is considered a viable provocateur of barbarity.
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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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It just means that maybe you haven't had an experience with a person of color to lead you to a conclusion one way or another.
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At 40 years old, I am the youngest person on my statewide nonprofit board, and often the only person of color in conversations about preservation.
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There's a similar feeling with Alma Woodsey Thomas's 1973 "Fiery Sunset" — the lone work by a person of color in a room dedicated to Matisse.
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If you're young — namely a first-generation person of color like myself, whose family emigrated decades ago — listening to Khan's relentless optimism can be frustrating.
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Telling Haile about my upcoming trip, she expressed something to me about traveling while a person of color I couldn't find the words to articulate.
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All were white men — and none raised their hands when asked if they believed their successor would be a woman or a person of color.
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As a queer person of color, I feel like any given person in the city will be quick to whitesplain my own culture to me.
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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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How do you measure the importance of a student's presence in a classroom conversation that would otherwise lack the perspective of a person of color?
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So much of the experience of being a person of color in this world is living your life largely misrecognized, invisible, hypervisible, distorted, and unseen.
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Hadid's multicultural upbringing meant she was both a woman in a field dominated by men, and a person of color in a very white industry.
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"Just because someone has a person of color, a black person working for them does not mean that they aren't racist," Tlaib said, getting emotional.
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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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Photos from the ceremony showed a phalanx of middle-aged white men heartily congratulating one another, with no woman or person of color in sight.
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Although Match4Lara helped publicize the need to diversify the register, the odds of finding a match remain bleak if you are a person of color.
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She experienced the omission, she said, as a form of censorship, which she felt especially strongly as a female playwright and a person of color.
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An applicant who is a person of color and and applies for credit is either denied or gets much worse terms than a white borrower.
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Here's a philosophical question that Mills didn't explore: Can a white person disagree with a person of color about a racial issue and be right?
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But he found it difficult to find a space where he could address the climate crisis as a pastor and a person of color simultaneously.
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I have also been on movies, TV shows or commercial production offices and felt like Jackie Robinson when I am the only person of color.
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But unlike its 17 peers, which all have at least one director who is a person of color, all of Amazon's board members are white.
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I am one person, and I can try to explain things from a general person of color point of view, but it's coming from me.
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The white-supremacy twist on this oldie but goodie is the additional fear mongering of the cuckoldry being carried out by a person of color.
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For the most part, the women are blonde, the men are tight parcels of muscle, and there's all of one person of color to be found.
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He is not a person of color or a woman, two strikes against him in a Democratic Party that has increasingly defined itself by identity politics.
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I thought that if a person of color could be elected president of the United States, a boy born in Colombia could do anything in America.
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In America, we often perversely assume that a woman or person of color in a leadership position got there illegitimately, blaming "political correctness" and affirmative action.
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"There is not one person of color — black or brown, that I'm aware of — at any position of authority or decision-making in the DCCC," Rep.
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I see that I'm not the only Black girl in the room, I'm not the only person of color, I'm not the only plus-size woman.
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But a woman reporting about women's issues, a queer person writing about LGBTQ subjects, or a person of color reporting about the community they belong to?
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As a woman, a person of color, and a career labor and civil rights lawyer, I know how much we have to lose with this nominee.
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If you are an immigrant, if you are a person of color, if you are LGBTQ+, if you are a woman — don't be afraid, be loud!
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All I saw was a [person of color] being attacked for their practice, even if it's something I did not understand or would never do myself.
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While the campaign staff were incredibly passionate and skilled, one thing I was hyperaware of was that I was the only person of color [on staff].
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If you are an immigrant, if you are a person of color, if you are LGBTQ+, if you are a woman—don't be afraid, be loud!
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This is a story that is expressly about a person of color from a society that's expressly outside of what you typically see across science fiction.
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Millennials are on the cusp of surpassing Boomers as the largest and most diverse generation in American history (44 percent identify as a person of color).
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She was the only woman and person of color among the contenders who vied Tuesday to become the Democratic Party candidate for Georgia's 6th Congressional District.
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"Just because someone has a person of color, a black person working for them does not mean that they aren't racist," Tlaib said at Wednesday's hearing.
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But, at least we got one of the best illustrations of what it means to be a young person of color today with Justin Simien's DWP.
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It is far from clear that her claim of being a person of color is the story of "how she came to be" a leading academic.
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"Just because someone has a person of color, a black person working for them does not mean that they aren't racist," Tlaib said at the hearing.
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But unfortunately, as any person of color will attest, the American history taught in US schools is, in many ways, incomplete, downplayed, and intentionally kept hidden.
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Some observers pointed out that putting a person of color on display in this way, especially while calling him "my African American," was incredibly racially insensitive.
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They are reinforced every time a person of color walks into a museum and realizes that the few paintings that look like them depict tired stereotypes.
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Of course, as with most things in America, owning and using a gun for political purposes is perceived very differently if you're a person of color.
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We're going to have Black Lives Matter and the DREAMers with not even the fig leaf of a person of color anywhere near the White House.
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Microaggressions can be as overt as watching a person of color in a store for possible theft and as subtle as discriminatory comments disguised as compliments.
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Of the five jobs that changed hands, only one went to a person of color: Ron Rivera, who is Hispanic, was hired by the Washington Redskins.
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That cause gained momentum in recent days after just one person of color, the entrepreneur Andrew Yang, qualified to participate in Thursday's debate in Los Angeles.
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"What struck me after all of that was the number of rooms I went into where I was the only person of color," Ms. Patterson said.
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There's never been a better time to be a woman, a person of color, trans or gay ... While things are difficult, it's the most progressive time.
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Call it comeuppance for every time a white actor played a person of color, a long-held phenomenon in Hollywood that continues to this very day.
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Destin may not be Black, but he is a person of color, and he has a tremendous capacity for listening and he also has great empathy.
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"I am proud to be the only person of color who's going to be on that stage," Mr. Yang told supporters in Des Moines on Tuesday.
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For example, when you're the only woman or person of color in the room, it can sometimes feel like you're in the "wrong room," writes Gates.
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He will stand as the only person of color amid what was once a crowded field with the greatest diversity of candidates ever running for president.
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Entrepreneur Andrew Yang was the only person of color on stage, a situation that prompted understandable concern before the event, and he and fellow longshots Sen.
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"Our party's diversity is our strength, and it's a shame that we're headed for a December debate without a single person of color," Castro later tweeted.
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Op-Ed Contributor SYDNEY, Australia — In the United States, painting yourself black to impersonate a person of color is considered a particularly grotesque form of racism.
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Biden has previously said he would like to name a woman and/or a person of color as his running mate if he is the nominee.
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Mr. van der Venter, a person of color,was a senior executive at Caltex and British American Tobacco, among other companies, before retiring and moving here.
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RuPaul was the fourth person of color to win in a major category, taking home an Emmy for outstanding reality competition series for RuPaul's Drag Race.
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This trend continued in college and afterward: As an English major, I was often the only person of color in my literature and creative writing classes.
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The suggestion implicit in YouTube's inaction is that this harassment is simply the cost of doing business for a gay person of color on your platform.
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Her campaign is focused on her lived experience as a person of color and her promises to fight for progressive issues and represent diverse groups of constituents.
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No matter your station in life, there are people who believe that if you're a person of color, you can be intimidated with the threat of lynching.
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If you're queer, or trans, or a person of color, moving to rural or suburban areas where housing prices are often lowest isn't always the best option.
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If you're a person of color, or your gender presentation doesn't conform to the computer's stereotypes, you'd be more likely to be falsely flagged by the system.
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Any time a person of color reclaims their space on the red carpet by wearing their natural texture or a protective style, we rejoice a little bit.
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There was a lot of confusion growing up, being a person of color, having a very white name, and living in a white community in Southern California.
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After all, saying that Drag Race makes you a "gay man" is like claiming that your Black-ish marathons have transformed you into a person of color.
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I thought about it after I learned this and, very interesting, at my wedding, 1980, to my wife, not a person of color was at our wedding.
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At worst, he's a tragically missed opportunity to appoint a woman, a person of color, or a defense attorney who might bring a different point of view.
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Q. Can you write about what it's like to travel alone as a woman, and even more so, what it's like for a person of color perhaps?
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The Academy Awards have come under fire for failing to nominate a single person of color in any acting categories, for the second year in a row.
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He's also not a woman, an immigrant, a person of color, or otherwise someone who'll break new ground or excite the Democratic base on an identity level.
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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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She flagged some key reforms, such as creating a House Diversity Office and interviewing at least one person of color for each open position (the "Rooney Rule").
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Trump praised the program and brought Adapt Pharma president Mike KellyGeorge (Mike) Joseph KellyHouse votes to repeal ObamaCare's 'Cadillac tax' GOP lawmaker: 'I'm a person of color.
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When I worked at the Black Filmmaker Foundation, one of the criteria was it can't be a black film unless it's directed by a person of color.
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We still have teams where there's only one woman or only one person of color, and beyond the company level, we want each area to feel integrated.
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Jo Lee, 29, sings falsetto and identifies as a non-binary, mixed person of color, Tonewall has been vital to the realization and celebration of their identity.
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However, as a person of color, and as Maria's granddaughter, the way black and brown folks are shut out from the current pro-weed movement is embittering.
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She spoke to The New York Times on Monday about joining The Atlantic, being a person of color in the media and getting criticized by the president.
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As a woman, and a person of color, as a writer who has been criticized and banned myself, I support his right to share his own thoughts.
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In other words, the MUI program ensured that I, as a person of color, had access to people and experiences that I otherwise probably wouldn't have had.
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"There is no way for me to say I can fully relate to the experience of being a person of color in New York City," he said.
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It was certainly closer to my skin tone than the generic beige that all shapewear comes in ("nude" is never really nude for a person of color).
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KENYA BARRIS It opens up the possibility for what it means to be a person of color in this industry, a woman, all at the same time.
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We ran five essays this year, not four, and as best we can tell, one is a person of color (while another is the son of refugees).
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A person of color may be reluctant to quit and come back to the work force, given the unconscious bias that has been found in hiring practices.
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But even if an ethnicity is stated, and appropriate casting is encouraged, it's also illegal to exclude white actors from auditioning for a person of color role.
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During Wednesday's House hearing, the seven Caucasian male CEOs were asked by show of hands whether they thought a woman or person of color would succeed them.
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When Bernard Arnault, the chairman of LVMH announced Fenty, Rihanna became the first woman and person of color to establish a house with the luxury retail giant.
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Charniele Herring, the first woman and the first person of color to become the majority leader of the House of Delegates, introduced the bill in the House.
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Misaka then slipped into obscurity for decades, only to be ultimately recognized as a pioneer — as the first person of color to play in modern professional basketball.
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Just seven candidates qualified for the stage in Los Angeles this week, and of those, only Andrew Yang is a person of color (he is Asian-American).
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Many more Democratic voters said it didn't matter if the candidate was a man or a woman -- 295% of Democrats and Democratic-leaners said they preferred a man, 277% said they preferred a woman and 256% said it didn't matter -- or if they were white or a person of color (4% preferred a white candidate, 20% preferred a person of color being the nominee, and 69% said it didn't matter).
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Only a person who believes she must automatically be more qualified than every person of color would have taken this case all the way to the Supreme Court.
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If a person of color trusts you enough to share how racism and prejudice affects them, take it as an opportunity to learn rather than prove your innocence.
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As we exclusively reported before, the DNC is requiring for the first time that each debate includes at least one woman and one person of color as moderators.
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"If you are an immigrant, if you are a person of color, if you are LGBTQ+, if you are a woman," Lawrence wrote, "don't be afraid, be loud!"
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It's very sad and disheartening to see that if you're a person of color, you're more likely to be living in an environment that can make you sick.
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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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Malik Hollis, who&aposs serving a three-year sentence, contended the judge made a mistake in allowing the exclusion of the only person of color from the jury.
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Always Be My Maybe takes place in California, and it's conscious of what it means to be a person of color in an environment where there aren't many.
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Some stats: 71 percent of all teams at Atlassian have at least one woman and 66 percent of U.S.-based teams have at least one person of color.
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Apart from Catherine Giudici — who won the heart of Sean Lowe in season 17 — there has not been a single person of color to reach the final round.
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Square, a rising payments company, had only one person of color — an Asian man — in its 210-member executive ranks as of 220, according to newly available data.
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Any LGBTQ+ person of color could have told you that expressing multiple oppressed identities means they face more discrimination than white people who have only one oppressed identity.
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If Delgado, a Rhodes Scholar and Harvard law graduate, wins the race in the majority-white district, he would be the first person of color to do so.
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One bare foot is dark, suggesting that it belongs to a person of color, while an arm engaged in a sharp shove is as pink as baked ham.
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Additionally, four of the 10 delegates to DSA's national convention are women, and one out of five is a person of color, according to Duhalde, DSA's deputy director.
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At its core, however, gentefication is meant to describe something very different from gentrification, which could be enacted by a white person or an affluent person of color.
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Usually when you see a gay person of color — especially if she's a woman — it's always written by someone who's never met a Black lesbian in their lives.
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However, when fans of the movie went to shop the look, they were surprised to find the model was not a person of color, whom the film celebrates.
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Garrett Morris was part of the first cast of "SNL," and therefore the first person of color on the show, which has been accused of struggling with diversity.
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Previously she had said that she was "not a person of color," but did not respond to criticism of how DNA tests perpetuate flawed views of tribal citizenship.
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We have no idea what it is like to live as a person of color in 2016, and so we must just sit, listen, learn and then do.
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Former President Obama says he doesn't believe that Democrats would be making a mistake by selecting another woman or person of color for their presidential nominee in 2020.
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If you were using that setting and you were a person of color, it would lighten your skin or take a lot people's noses and make them narrower.
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And those images—it's not just about the impact it has on Leslie Jones, but any person of color, any woman, any person who is thoughtful—that's harmful.
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Al Green, the Texas Democrat, asked the CEOs of the seven biggest US banks whether they believed their successor would be a woman or a person of color.
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If it turns out that Joe Biden is the nominee, then he had better pick a woman as his running mate or a person of color, either gender.
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If you, like Kanye, are a person of color who supports the Trump administration and are feeling pressure or even hostility from your peers, tell us about it.
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I would not say, and I don't think any Democrat should say, that a woman or a person of color (or both) can't win the presidency in 2020.
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Smarter Living: If you're the "only" in a group setting — whether you're a woman, a person of color or another minority — don't underestimate the importance of your presence.
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They still seem to be preferring traditionally credentialed candidates, like senators and governors, and many party insiders are partial to nominating a woman or a person of color.
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"There wasn't any show that profiled a young person of color with a different sexual orientation living their life," the former "Rich Kids of Beverly Hills" star said.
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If you're the only queer kid or the only person of color or the only culturally different kid in your town, transforming social norms can be more complicated.
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VICE News sat down with Yvvy, a developer who created a game that lets you play the role of a young person of color interacting with law enforcement.
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I'm doing it because I want to recruit people in 15 years, when 75 percent of the population is either female or nonbinary or underrepresented person of color.
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"Ultimately, if you're a woman or person of color, you must understand that you won't be considered 'twice as good' when you're doing the office housework," she said.
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And the realities of mass incarceration in America can make survivors reluctant to participate in the criminal justice system, especially if the perpetrator is a person of color.
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Smarter Living: If you're an "only" in a group setting — for example, if you're a woman or a person of color — don't underestimate the importance of your presence.
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That's the dark joke about being a young person of color in the US, where access to information is more equitable than the power to use that information.
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LinkedIn also has a mentoring program for onboarding employees, in which a more senior person of color is assigned to a group of new hires for a year.
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You started doing comedy because you wanted to feel safe in a comedy club, not like an Other because you're a woman or person of color or queer.
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Under the Fair Housing Act, a person of color could say that an ad was exclusionary — and he wouldn't have to prove whether the advertiser intended to discriminate.
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I'm speaking as an older millennial, a person of color, a graduate of a top university, all of these different ways for me to relate to other people.
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"I have the privilege of being able to try to unpack and deconstruct the way I move through the world as a person of color," Ms. Diamond said.
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"Behind many of the fashion industry's shimmering campaign images, collections, and theatrical runway shows is the creative genius of a queer person of color," declares the event description.
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Dexter Thomas explains how white racists online are more likely to ease up if it's another white person—and not a person of color—telling them to stop.
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Based on her use of emoji with non-white skin-tones, I wasn't sure if she was a person of color whom I had wrongly been perceiving as white.
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Cooper stood out, he said, because she was an American who did not cast her vote lightly, due to her gender and because she was a person of color.
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For almost the entirety of their careers, they were on sets where they were the only Asian in the cast, a lot of times the only person of color.
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Even being a person of color and a little bit younger, that helps them break down and allows them to say, 'Okay, I'll try it,' or 'Okay, I'll listen.
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He did not commit to choosing a woman or a person of color as his vice presidential pick, but he said it is his "inclination" to choose a woman.
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"Most people in this district are either a person of color who is very worried about the cost of housing, or a bright, young quote-unquote 'millennial,'" Rizzo said.
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Amazon says the Rooney Rule just formalizes a policy that's already in place to interview at least one woman and person of color for future board of director positions.
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It's not quite as scandalous for, say, a dog to speak English compared to seeing a famous white actress in a role clearly meant for a person of color.
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"Many people told me I had no chance, that Virginia wasn't ready for a person of color who is an immigrant and English is their second language," Guzmán said.
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In Minnesota, Andrea Jenkins became the first openly transgender person of color to win public office, where she'll be serving the fine people of Minneapolis on the city council.
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" Kimmel even had some advice for the attendees, joking, "If you are a person of color in our audience tonight, especially if you're a nominee, find a white person.
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Despite spending a lifetime scamming, stealing, and slothing his way around, Frank often manages to find himself catching lucky breaks that would have inevitably evaded a person of color.
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After years of noticing she was the only person of color in the room when walking on sets or attending meetings, the actress felt she had to force change.
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Sure, there's Glassdoor, but that doesn't let you see what it's like to work somewhere if you're a person of color — especially since most tech companies are predominantly white.
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And as a person of color, Ocasio-Cortez became the first representative to fully reflect the demographics of the 14th district, which encompasses parts of Bronx and Queens counties.
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Blue Ranger Billy (RJ Cyler) is open about his autism, Yellow Ranger Trini (Becky G) questions her sexuality, and everyone but Red Ranger Jason is a person of color.
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The only person of color in the race, she is the first female Muslim-American selectman in Massachusetts and the third Muslim-American elected to office in the state.
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Over the course of six weeks, members took part in racially mixed groups of eight to ten people with two facilitators, one white person and one person of color.
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While Markle is unlikely to be our Queen, she is the first person of color in modern history to enter the hallowed, magic circle that is the royal family.
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Regardless of how much time she may have spent educating herself about the issue, no one can understand the experience of racism unless they're actually a person of color.
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It was the biggest opening ever for a film directed by a person of color, the biggest ever February opening, and the fifth-biggest domestic debut weekend in history.
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That led Warren to tell a black audience "I'm not a person of color," and make it clear she knows she never dealt with prejudice due to racial discrimination.
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I think of my nephews as well, because they are being raised at a time when what it means to be a young person of color is in question.
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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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Now, on one hand, code-switching is one of the more interesting parts of existing as a person of color—that carefully curated behavior and pressure to be multilingual.
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My wife talks about the 'indignity du jour,' like when you hear what people say when they don't realize that there is a person of color on the elevator.
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"Being a woman, a person of color, and queer, I am proud to be diversifying this industry, an industry dominated by males in particular, and white males," says Krista.
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This fundamental question of whether it's a valid criticism to attack, question, or dismiss someone on the basis of their core humanity as a woman, person of color, etc.
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That evolved into Samberg's newfound understanding about "whitewashing" in Hollywood, a term that usually refers to white actors being given a part initially written for a person of color.
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She is a loving mom, but in my opinion, she has not given enough thought to helping her daughter form a healthy self-image as a person of color.
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"Were I a woman or a person of color or Jewish or Muslim, I think many of the attacks against me would involve slurs against those groups," he said.
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"I get why everyone gets mad when rich person X gets a short sentence and poor person of color Y gets a long one," the singer wrote on Twitter.
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It is precisely for that reason that many white people are incredulous when they see a person of color heaving, gasping for breath, complaining that the air is poisoned.
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"Marcel has always seen himself as coming from many cultures, but my only culture is this one of being a person of color from the United States," she said.
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As with Pet Sematary, too much of the story relies on culturally appropriated Native American myths, and Mike, the only person of color, is sidelined to an uncomfortable degree.
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Meaning the only time you would get to know a person of color or an immigrant is the news you consume and the television shows and movies you watch.
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Starring Chadwick Boseman in the titular role, the film will be the first in the billion-dollar Marvel Cinematic Universe to star a person of color as a headlining superhero.
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It's not a surprise, for example, that someone might be willing to say things to a fellow white person they wouldn't say in the presence of a person of color.
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Most (though not all) of the recent criticism of West says less about him and more about our collective expectations of him as a celebrity, and a person of color.
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As a person of color, Carlson said he feels personally affected by the "hateful rhetoric" that's come with Trump's election, seen in a litany of discriminatory attacks since his win.
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Why it's nonsense: Avoiding stereotypes is a good goal to start with, but casting a white person to play the part of a person of color doesn't fix that problem.
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"To their systems, a white supremacist calling for shooting a person of color is just as bad as an angry Latinx renter telling their city's rent board to fuck off."
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I want a space owned by a queer person or a person of color, and I think part of it is about having more doors open for people like us.
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Many calls to police about a "suspicious person" don't really involve suspicious activity -- just the sight of a person of color, said Rachel Godsil of the Perception Institute research group.
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"Some of this might be my own historical sense of restriction, but the work has to do so many things when it comes from a person of color," he said.
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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 also made me search out spaces where I could listen to the music but not be the only person of color in a room full of violent white guys.
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R. 28500) has now crossed that 6900-cosponsor threshold, with lead sponsor Mike KellyGeorge (Mike) Joseph KellyHouse votes to repeal ObamaCare's 'Cadillac tax' GOP lawmaker: 'I'm a person of color.
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So while a well-off white gay man certainly faces some discrimination in his lifetime, a gender non-conforming person of color probably will face even more risk of violence.
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It seems that barbarism, to Graham and his ilk, is the idea that they would lose their right to segregated, high-end care to some undeserving, poor person of color.
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First openly transgender person of color elected to public office Andrea Jenkins won a seat in the Minneapolis City Council to represent the city's 8th ward, the Star Tribune reported.
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Now, instead of taking the opportunity to hire a woman or a person of color — or both — the Met has put two white men at top, instead of just one.
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In doing so, white characters such as lawyers, officers, and people in power are portrayed as respectable, while Nasir becomes yet another person of color criminalized by the justice system.
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He is not only the first person of color to hold the highest office in the land — he also did it while garnering only 38 percent of the white vote.
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Think about how differently a woman, someone who is L.G.B.T.+, or a person of color might view this puzzle if at least one of the scientists was just like them.
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Racial justice is freedom, because you're not free if there is a veil of mistrust between a person of color and the officers who are sworn to keep us safe.
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"We are going to do something unprecedented on the debate stage next week, and that is show up as the lone person of color," Yang joked to reporters in Iowa.
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She will be the first woman and person of color to lead the 139-year-old institution, whose notable alumni include Elon Musk, Warren Buffett, Sundar Pichai, and Donald Trump.
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The future of acting is awarding the performance that people felt was very effective, whether it comes from a person of color or not, and that awards show reflected that.
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Six others have qualified, but he will be the only person of color amid what was once a crowded field with the greatest diversity of candidates ever running for president.
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Although this is a salient piece of social commentary, it still detracts from any person of color who might want to play as a character that reflects how they look.
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In America, it is now used interchangeably with "person of color" and "nonwhite," and while there are those who will grumble, "minority" just isn't that much of a feather-ruffler.
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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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I think Democrats are very good at speaking about the discomfort of what it means to be a person of color, of having a different relationship with the police department.
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Rather than accept that she simply didn't make the cut, she began a crusade arguing that the university gave her spot to an unworthy person of color because of race.
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"To their systems, a white supremacist calling for shooting a person of color is just as bad as an angry Latinx renter telling their city's rent board to f**k off."
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But having been ... You just said, this country, which elected Barack Obama twice, then to see that, as a person of color, what was that to see ... It was very painful.
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Everybody who got in is an exceptional individual and the exceptional part of their nature has nothing to do with them being a person of color, or a woman, or whatever.
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And while I was unable to find a therapist who was both queer and a person of color, I have a great relationship with my current therapist, a queer white woman.
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At a State Dining Room meeting with manufacturing CEOs, Trump was seated next to Merck CEO Kenneth Frazier, the only person of color among 38 participants I counted in the frame.
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As of last month, 38% of DCCC staff was nonwhite, 52% of the senior staff was a person of color (and half of the total staff are women), the DCCC said.
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He's Hispanic at a time when many Democrats want a person of color to lead the party, and brings the weight of his cabinet post, executive experience, and ties to Obama.
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If you are a woman, a person of color, LGBTQ, a person with disabilities, elderly, or maybe even a person who struggles with anxiety/depression: House Republicans have failed you today.
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Ward's assertion that Newton and the rest of the team just want to be rappers and backup dancers carried a racial tinge, even with Ward being a person of color himself.
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Overlord does that too (shout out to Wyatt Russell and John Magaro, both national treasures), but it also spotlights a person of color and a woman amidst the genre-typical action.
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As a trans person of color, I knew their words may be true for them, but as a member of multiple marginalized communities, I'd always be on the chopping block first.
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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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"As a person of color, it's something that's always a part of your life," Ashley Bunn, a member of the Toledo NAACP and Toledo Young Black Professionals board member, told WTVG.
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He struggled more with feeling as if his life was whitewashed, he told me, because he was a person of color and felt disconnected from his father's side of the family.
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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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In recent years, Nintendo has gotten better about listening to what its fans have asked for, like the ability to play as a person of color in an Animal Crossing game.
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She may be the only person of color he's invited into his inner sanctum, but rest assured: She ticks off nearly all the boxes for conventional beauty he seems to require.
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Step 3: Replace every leadership team member with a woman or person of color who would never take the role unless Steps 1 and 2 had been thoroughly and effectively executed.
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Adding fuel to the fire, Rosenblum has been criticized for bringing a nearly all-white leadership team over from Hearst while axing the most senior person of color at the company.
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Balderson holds onto seat in Ohio MORE (Ohio), who has since left Congress, Mike KellyGeorge (Mike) Joseph KellyHouse votes to repeal ObamaCare's 'Cadillac tax' GOP lawmaker: 'I'm a person of color.
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The most senior person of color at the committee, chief of staff Jalisa Washington-Price, left in February, just months after Bustos took over, to take a senior position on Sen.
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"There wasn't any show that profiled a young person of color with a different sexual orientation living their life," he said at his apartment in Beverly Hills before the Beautycon panel.
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Singh, 31, is now the host of her own late-night television show, and is making history as late night TV's first host who's openly queer and a person of color.
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Schneider called her one night, wanting to discuss his character, and mentioned that one of his friends, a person of color, had read the play and said it was potentially dangerous.
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The look on Issa's face when Joanne says the new logo will be designed by her niece — rather than an objective outsider or person of color, or both, says it all.
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The Treasury's internal watchdog is looking into why a design featuring Tubman, who would be the first person of color to be depicted on United States currency, is taking so long.
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"He told me many years ago that I wouldn't have to wait to take my seat at the table as a person of color, as a gay person," Mr. Muñoz said.
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Another reason: The predominantly white art world can still be an uncomfortable space for a person of color to navigate, both in the making of art and the selling of it.
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" Not long ago, a colleague who works in marketing shared with me how he feels his white clients are fearful of saying "black," preferring instead "African American" or "person of color.
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The current chef at St. John Bread and Wine, Farokh Talati, is the son of Parsi immigrants from India, and the first person of color to head a St. John kitchen.
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In the US, stories like these are treated like a guidebook for citizenship if you're a person of color and "inspiring" fodder for white people who want to believe themselves tolerant.
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Representational politics would also weigh heavily on Sanders's decision: Many progressives will insist, loudly and rightfully, that he ought to seriously consider picking a woman, a person of color, or both.
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As an educated person of color, you typically have overachieved and excelled, and sometimes it's tough to tell that person to take a step back and answer phones and get coffee.
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"We see this endowment for chief curator as being a very significant statement, especially naming a person of color," Mr. Brown, the founder and chief executive of Brown Capital Management, said.
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She stressed that the race was more about "trust" than it was about the prospect of becoming the first person of color to be mayor in the city's 122-year history.
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Every single person of color has likely had the experience of being followed around or, at the very least, watched by a person working in a store who assumes they will shoplift.
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Like plenty of other self-styled progressives living in large cities, I took the news pretty badly, even though I'm not a woman or LGBTQ or Muslim or a person of color.
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If you were a person of color, if they were trying to create a certain kind of woman, that word had to be used over and over and over and over again.
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When it was Tlaib's turn to question Cohen, she responded to Meadows: Just because someone has a person of color — a black person — working for them does not mean they aren't racist.
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As five sources recalled, Chen responded by saying that in case the staff hadn't noticed, he himself was a person of color — but did not address how to support women in leadership.
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Born to Indian immigrant parents, raised in Puerto Rico before arriving in New Jersey for high school, I was conscious of difference but did not necessarily identify as a person of color.
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Irizarry is just the latest person of color to have their completely benign summer activity—like going to the pool or selling water—ruined by a white person for absolutely no reason.
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Reasonable minds can differ on the propriety of Gianforte's sentence (though one can't help but wonder what would have happened were the roles reversed, or were the defendant a person of color).
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And whereas the 2015 Oscar nominations included Selma, a Martin Luther King Jr. docudrama, among the Best Picture nominees, the 2016 lineup doesn't feature a single story about a person of color.
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It can help you make sense of other's behaviors, whether they're a systems librarian, a person of color in an office, or a senior citizen preparing for his first federal government job.
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But as a person of color, and especially as a Muslim American, I have never felt so lonely, so unsure of my safety, so eager to flee, as I have in Portland.
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"Just came back to say; after months of seeing every person of color they could think of for the role of Prince Eric, @DisneyStudios somehow still cast a white guy," he tweeted.
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The responses vary depending on whether you identify yourself as a woman... a person of color... a member of the LGBT community... an immigrant or a refugee... or, presumably, a Disney character.
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But there needs to be a bigger platform to also find that support among those who can specifically relate as it pertains to the black community and as a person of color.
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The company also plans to extend its Rooney Rule requirement — where the company interviews at least one person of color and one woman for top-level managerial positions — to additional executive roles.
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Though Patriot Prayer responded by saying that they disavowed white supremacists, and that Joey Gibson is himself a person of color, white supremacist groups seem to find an attraction to Patriot Prayer.
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Name Withheld First, let's stipulate that "playing the race card" could be a fair accusation — as when a person of color responds to reasonable criticism with the unreasonable imputation of racial animus.
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"A person of color who is standing right there before you, and being ignored, is something that is part of the condition of being" part of the African diaspora to begin with.
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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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So, if you identify as nonmale, as L.G.B.T.+ or are a person of color, please contact me via Instagram or Twitter, so we can move the needle on representation in puzzle world.
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As William's identity was taken from him, Yance's identity as a queer person of color was being formed, and he wonders how they might have helped each other through times of pain.
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"I feel as though tagging me as an 'editor' of the poem was an intentional way of showing that a PoC" — a person of color — "co-signed this offensive poem," he wrote.
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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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While it's unfortunate that America has not (yet) allowed an LGBTQ person of color the pedestal or platform Buttigieg has, that in no way makes him a white-washed version of gay.
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Advocates of a diverse ticket say that choosing a person of color for the Democratic ticket will be key to turning out the constituencies that make up the Democratic party in November.
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"We need to take these numbers seriously, because behind every one of these numbers is a religious minority, a person of color, a transgender or LGBTQ person suffering in fear," he said.
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Only one of five head coach openings in the N.F.L. this off-season has been filled by a person of color, which is how it often goes at the country's elite organizations.
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Any person of color found in violation of these lantern laws was sentenced to a public flogging of up to 40 lashes, the actual number left to the discretion of the slaveholder.
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Green then asked if they believed their bank was "likely to have a female or person of color within the next decade," prompting five of the seven CEOs to raise their hands.
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It's been interesting to be one of or the only person of color in the room — either pitching myself and my brand or sharing my experiences and learning from others as well.
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Pressed on whether he would name a person of color as his running mate, Biden responded in the NPR interview by highlighting what he called the most diverse staff of the field.
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For bodies that don't belong — the queer, trans, disabled, person of color, or immigrant body — the close, tight-knit community that the Midwest prides itself on can be more isolating than uniting.
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"Every day there's something else that, if you pay attention to the news as a black woman, as a person of color in America, can make you feel beaten down," she said.
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When they were rivals for the Democratic nomination in 2008, Biden called Obama "clean" and "articulate" — condescending words that often betray surprise that such attributes could be found in a person of color.
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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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Though Adena did have every reason to fear an interaction with the police, it was odd to see a nonblack person of color and a white woman explain that to a black woman.
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Brandishing a sardonic smile that masks true sweetness, Danielle isn't afraid to speak truth to power, especially when it comes to Whammie's "rainbow" policy of only scheduling one person of color per shift.
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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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The Democratic National Committee has made a commitment to increasing the diversity of debate moderators this cycle, and agreed to include at least one person of color and one woman in every debate.
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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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Alternatively, you may be in an unsafe situation (such as if you are a person of color, a woman, a non-binary person, or a queer person and your roommate is being hostile).
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After the trailer 's release, disgruntled fans took to Twitter to voice their concerns that Francesca Hayward, a Kenyan-born actress and dancer, wasn't able to be recognized as a person of color.
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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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I never gave much thought to someone who looked like me —a dark-skinned, queer person of color from a low-income community— having much of an investment in that kind of activism.
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"It's not like, as a person of color or as an American Indian woman, you can walk into a room and say: 'I'm qualified,' and everybody looks at you like that," she said.
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Sherry Clemons, 60, said she appreciated when Ms. Warren said "I am not a person of color," in her Morgan State speech, because it made clear she was operating from different life experiences.
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In the financial context, Mr. Dodson said, unexamined attitudes may, for example, cause fund managers to pass uppromising investment opportunities if a company is headed by a woman or a person of color.
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Despite academy efforts to address the issue, only one person of color -- actress Cynthia Erivo, for the Harriet Tubman biography "Harriet" -- was among the 20 nominees for best and supporting actor and actress.
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One user noted in a reply to the tweet that it appeared as though the only person of color in the image was also the only person with a sightly differing body type.
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"This whole electability conversation I think is super tone deaf," said Representative Lauren Underwood, who became the first woman and first person of color to represent her majority-white Illinois district last year.
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The Democratic National Committee has made a commitment to increasing the diversity of debate moderators this cycle and agreed to include at least one person of color and one woman in every debate.
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We, as a society, are taught from a young age that the hero is white and the person of color is bad -- or, at best, a victim to be saved by the hero.
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The only person of color on the task force advising San Francisco's cannabis regulations, she plans to recommend the city implement similar priority-licensing as Oakland for communities impacted by the drug wars.
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As the debate continues, the conversation is showing the complexities of race and identity in political contests, particularly in those where the candidate for a majority-white district is a person of color.
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The Democratic Party boasts the most diverse field of presidential candidates in history, and the base is increasingly clamoring for a nominee who is a woman or a person of color — or both.
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The state of play: The number of candidates on the stage has shrunk considerably and Andrew Yang is the only person of color on stage due to the DNC's tougher qualifications and Sen.
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As I attended various MAL events throughout the weekend, I found myself repeatedly in the orbit of Martel Brown Jr., a person of color and the holder of Mr. Mid Atlantic Leather 2017.
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Staff photos suggest that the diversity problem starts at the bottom: Vice President Mike Pence's photo in January with the fall 2017 White House page class did not have a single person of color.
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"It's possible that Steven Spielberg doesn't know how difficult it is to get movies made in the legacy system as a woman or a person of color," The Black List founder Franklin Leonard tweeted.
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Zendaya told Variety earlier this week that the only reason she returned to the network was because she wanted to show young girls a powerful female protagonist who was also a person of color.
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The question more directly related to political bravery is whether Clinton should have chosen a woman or a person of color instead of someone who looks like, well, 43 of the past 44 presidents.
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"The New York Fed has never been led by a woman or a person of color, and that needs to change," Senator Kirsten Gillibrand, Democrat of New York, said in a statement last week.
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Colin Powell, then a retired general, became the only person of color in former President George W. Bush's top four when he was nominated and confirmed as the first African-American secretary of state.
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It's hard to imagine that he would have been trusted to the degree he was, or extended the same aid, if he had been a woman or an immigrant or a person of color.
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It wasn't a sweet throwback moment, Penn pointed to these scripts to shine a light on the racism and discrimination that he faced as a person of color trying to make it in Hollywood.
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Fast facts about the Academy Awards The hashtag debuted with the Oscar nominations in 22020 and reappeared in January after not a single person of color was nominated for any of the acting awards.
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The fact is, that I don't know what the balance between exposure and harm is, but it remains important for each person of color to stay woke while protecting their own hearts and minds.
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She was the only person of color in the room and became an integral part of making sure the park didn't erase its history of racial segregation, including separate cemetery plots for black bodies.
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"Casting is very important, especially if it's a story about a person of color, and especially if race and skin tone are essential to the story and to whom the person is," she said.
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Of course every family who has a kid or a relative can understand, but at the same time they do focus on being a person of color and how that adds to the situation.
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" Litt, who was 24 when he became a White House speechwriter, didn't hesitate when asked if he thought he would ever see a woman or another person of color in the Oval Office: "Absolutely.
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The blown-out noise of some of this recent work matches the harrowing subject matter—whether that's exploring the horrors of drone warfare or the perils of international travel as a person of color.
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And as shitty as it is for me, I know that the amount of violence that you deal with as a person of color in the neighborhood is magnified past anything I can understand.
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After all, the main determinant of who is chosen as the Democratic vice presidential candidate should be his or her qualifications, not the fact that this person is female or a person of color.
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That bodes well for women candidates in 2020, with poll after poll indicating that more voters are excited about backing a woman and/or a person of color this cycle versus a white man.
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"This book is about slavery, a false oppression narrative that equates having legitimately dangerous magical powers that kill people with being an oppressed minority, like a person of color," a reader wrote on Goodreads.
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But she also had to deal with critics from the deepest corner of Potter fandom, much to the frustration of the author J.K. Rowling: How could a person of color be cast as Hermione?
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"I grew up in a time in the '60s when as a person of color and female, you were told you had to be twice as good in order to be accepted," she said.
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Another wrenching scene shows a protester trying to address a black female officer, the only person of color in a defensive line of cops; she holds her position even as tears fill her eyes.
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That if you are a person of color walking around these United States, at any moment, you could be a target of racial violence or racial terrorism that is essentially state and government sponsored.
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But at the end of the day, we use words to convey meaning, so if everyone understands what I'm saying and it doesn't unnecessarily offend folks, I'll use "person of color" when it fits.
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She apologized recently for her handling of the issue and acknowledged she is not a person of color or member of a tribe as she mounts a bid to take on Trump in 2020.
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A person of color has to "prove yourself at every turn," said Tiffany Cross, the co-founder and managing editor of The Beat DC, in a panel discussion on "CNN Tonight" with Don Lemon.
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We laughed and felt no animosity toward blacks, but now — helped by the current news — I can see that we were unaware of how hurtful the stereotyping would be to a person of color.
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Tech has an even worse record, at about 15 percent, with most board appointments at startups being men — and typically white men — with perhaps only a token person of color or one woman present.
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The problem is that it's not exactly clear whether that reform is working or even happening; it seems like a person of color is murdered by the police daily and there are no consequences.
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When I speak I do not speak just as myself, I speak as every black person they've never met, I speak on behalf of every person of color that they may like or dislike.
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If you are not a woman, a person of color, or queer, your life will be unchanged as the rest of us tremble with the thought of fighting for our civil rights in 2016.
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But by and large, up until the late 20th century it was an anomaly to be a person of color and/or woman working as an animator at the world's most recognized film production company.
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The first step of atonement is watching the music video for Jay-Z's "The Story of O.J." The second is to remember that racism attacks any person of color in different ways, no matter what.
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"I think that there is something to having a minority or person of color or somebody who is queer or whatever just exist in a story and have it not be about that," she said.
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Her DuPont manager, however, undermined her when he introduced her to the team by saying: "With Kimberly coming on, we got a twofer," point to Kim being both a woman and a person of color.
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A win by Zellweger would defeat "Harriet" star Cynthia Erivo, the only person of color in the acting lineup that has renewed the #OscarsSoWhite furor despite four years of efforts to diversify the academy's membership.
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"People of all races are saying that if Peter Liang were not Chinese or were not a person of color, maybe he wouldn't have been convicted," said Robert E. Brown, one of Mr. Liang's lawyers.
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Data show that a person of color is much more likely than a white person to be arrested for marijuana possession, despite evidence that Americans use marijuana at nearly the same rate, regardless of race.
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So far, the only person of color to take on the role of the Bachelor was Juan-Pablo Galavis, who is Venezuelan — but, it should be noted, is as blonde and blue-eyed as Underwood.
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It's worth nothing, though, that magazines seemed to respond to the industry's call for more diversity by publishing more covers each month, instead of banking on one standalone cover that featured a person of color.
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Others have made the point that Hollywood has been far too lenient with white male directors, claiming that a woman or a person of color would have been fired following one of the first offenses.
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The youngest editor-in-chief Condé Nast has ever had, and only the second person of color, Welteroth made it her mission to usher Teen Vogue into a new era — one that reflected its readership.
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It's far from the first time that Trump has used the seat of the presidency to criticize a person of color, and much of the public reaction to the controversy follows a well-worn pattern.
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Writer-director Barry Jenkins and story creator Tarell Alvin McCraney gave us a movie that's the first of its kind in offering an unflinching, poetic portrait of a queer person of color coming of age.
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This isn't about making the person of color feel bad, said Emma, a 30-year-old Latina living in Brooklyn who's in a relationship with a white man who spoke to VICE under a pseudonym.
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"I love to tell stories about the marginalized or the other, whether it be a lens of a female, a lens of an LGBTQ person, or a lens of a person of color," she says.
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Of course, some in entertainment might have expected his boss to anoint a high-profile African-American or other person of color from outside G.F.S. But Mr. Hall said he wasn't interested in Hollywood optics.
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It's a slippery sentence, one specifically constructed so that we could understand Florence to be a person of color, or might equally believe that she includes herself in this hypothesis only because she's a child.
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And, thankfully, the star is a person of color: Sean Panikkar, an American tenor with South Asian parents, brings his character to life in a way I hadn't seen with white singers in the role.
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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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Her narrative chips away at the idea that the "person of color" umbrella truly unites, like 2020 presidential candidate Andrew Yang rallying for skilled immigrants like his father over immigrants with "distress stories" as backgrounds.
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This past summer, in one of the most bizarre applications, Representative Mike Kelly of Pennsylvania, who is white and Republican, described himself as a "person of color" when discussing Trump's comments about four Democratic congresswomen.
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Rick Santorum (R) said on Sunday that former President Obama "exacerbated racism" by taking the position against the police every time a person of color was involved in a high-profile incident during his presidency.
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Whether or not the couple intended to support Kaepernick, some people — predominantly right-wing personalities who often deride anyone (or a person of color) who sits out the anthem — are calling Jay and Bey disrespectful.
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And it will be even harder if I were younger, or if I wasn't a lawyer, or if I was a person of color, or I live alone, or it was two in the morning.
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It takes funding to turn a business idea into reality, and unfortunately today, a white man with a good business idea is more likely to get funding than a woman or a person of color.
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The Rooney Rule was first adopted In the National Football League, where it requires all teams to interview at least one person of color each time a head coaching or general manager role comes open.
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If I had been a person of color, or had I not had parents with a retirement fund they could cash out to retain my renowned defense attorney, I likely would have been sentenced to prison.
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After two years of not nominating a single person of color in any acting category and feeling the wrath of all of us via #OscarsSoWhite, the Academy Awards appears to be finally getting its act together.
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At that point, over an hour into the show, King was the first person of color to win any award, and both presenters were shocked in the best way to read her name in the envelope.
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As in Rivera's originals, each figure is imagined as a different person of color; in the courtyard, these were intended to correlate with four elements of the steel-making process: lime, sand, coal, and iron ore.
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His campaign is likely to face pressure from party leaders to choose someone who can broaden the candidate's appeal -- perhaps a woman or a person of color -- as he gets ready to go up against Clinton.
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"The other day, when we were trying to get the movie finished and I rode in like, eight Ubers in the same day, everybody that got in the car was a person of color," he added.
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As a queer person of color and daughter of immigrant parents I am not interested in being profiled as an aspirational figure for those that support a brand and a President that slyly disparages female empowerment.
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In the wake of this effort, the Democratic National Committee announced in May that it would require at least one woman and at least one person of color as a moderator at every debate, Refinery29 reported.
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Despite that, it was representative of the small directorial percentage that came across the top 1,000 grossing films with 5.6 percent of films (most of which were mentioned above) being lead by a person of color.
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So however valid my accrued trauma may be as a person of color navigating racism, the fact that I'm a middle-class cis/het man comes with its own privileges that are hard to divest from.
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This last reading has become so pervasive in fan art on Tumblr that in some communities, depictions of Harry as a person of color are almost as frequent as depictions of him as written in canon.
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Politico last week quoted Representative Marcia Fudge, a former chairwoman of the Congressional Black Caucus, as saying it was "shocking" that there was "not one person of color" in any position of authority at the DCCC.
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While many have suggested Trump's reaction indicates a man incapable of tolerating a person of color challenging him, or failing to show enough deference -- which I don't dispute -- this situation is unique to these boy brats.
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Meeting your partner's family for the first time is often nerve-racking, but when you're a person of color who's dating a white person, that already stressful big step can become a whole lot more fraught.
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" Aamna Mohdin countered in Quartz that Kaling shouldn't have to tackle racism and sexism, writing, "Neither she, nor any person of color, owe anyone the labor of explaining how her race and gender affects her life.
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If you're a frequent Twitter user—and especially if you're a woman or person of color—there's a good chance someone's slid into your DMs or mentions at some point to tell you to kill yourself.
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There's a disparity, a disconnection of sorts, growing up in between desi and Western cultures—and Qamar deftly shows what it is like to be a person of color somewhere in the middle of the two.
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Well, the tough thing about being a person of color in this country, is that one of the first things you learn in order to succeed is that you can't always be exactly who you are.
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But should we assume the chief's statement as an indication that white reprobates are treated differently, as a product of implicit bias, than a person of color would be in the commission of the same offense?
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When she was hired to judge the upcoming HBO Max show Legendary, she was called out for taking a role that should have gone to an LGBTQ+ person of color — specifically, someone familiar with ballroom culture.
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This is where I think it is an advantage to be a person of color, because we have to look at it as the more opportunity there is for everybody, the better it is all around.
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She is the first woman and the first person of color to represent Delaware in such a role and serves on the House Committee on Education and Workforce as well as the House Committee on Agriculture.
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I, freshly acculturated, scoffed at the idea that I would need such a thing; my identity as a woman and a person of color was incidental to my development as an academic, or so I thought.
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Al Green (D) asked the heads of seven of the biggest banks in the world -- including Dimon -- to raise their hands if they believed their successor would be either a woman or a person of color.
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Right, and if you're a person of color, you're more sensitive to the lived experience of racism and how it manifests itself in the real world, which might've been useful for anticipating the rise of Trump.
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I understand that for many people, I might be the first person of color they've ever met or seen, but this does not give anyone the right to question my nationality or assume I'm a criminal.
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For years, a New Orleanian who saw a white man in blackface on a Zulu float was likely to assume that the rider was either a member or an invited guest of a person of color.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: If you are LGBTQ, if you are a person of color, if you are a woman -- so basically, if you are not a straight white male in America right now, you are probably freaking out.
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Because I would say that most companies generally don'e prize the voice of a younger or more junior person in the organization, and that's even more the case if it's a female or a person of color.
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For the first time in its nearly 200-year history, the Mormon Church on Saturday appointed a person of color into the upper echelons of its leadership, a group that has previously been occupied by white men.
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It could couldn't be more refreshing to hear someone actually mention their status as a person of color in the 13 Reasons orbit — or harder to imagine such an honest statement being dropped back in season 1.
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While the DCCC told Politico last week that "nearly 50 percent of the senior staff identifies as racially diverse," the organization did not share the name of a single person of color in such roles when pressed.
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In practice, person of color has always referred more via implication to black people and Latinos than to, say, Asians, and some would venture that black people have a little more purchase on the term than Latinos.
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Gamboa shows that being Chicano isn't about fulfilling any one cultural or societal demand; rather, when one is raised a person of color, an immigrant sensibility will come out in how one stands, works, and simply lives.
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The pattern isn't hard to figure out: when a person (often a person of color, often a woman, often both) is singled out by popular accounts and pages for something they've said or done, the mob descends.
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So, to be able to possibly be one of the people that a young person of color, or a young outsider, can look up to as a sign that it's possible, is pretty intense and pretty insane.
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He is protesting what has now become so commonplace that it isn't even news for one whole day — another person of color gunned down on our streets, the American system of jurisprudence in place only for some.
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Whether you're an immigrant, a person of color, or other ethnic or sexual minority, when you belong to a group made to feel that it's lucky to just be here, you prepare children for that experience, too.
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The result, they hope, will send a strong message: You shouldn't have to work harder to search Pinterest just because you're a person of color; you shouldn't have to qualify "orange lipstick" just because you're not white.
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Part of the struggle of being a club owner who's queer but not a person of color is when you talk about being inclusive, does that also include heterosexual, white, cis men who come to your parties?
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"What Islamophobia in post 9/11 America has done to younger Americans [is] given them a greater minority and person-of-color consciousness — especially Arabs who are still classified as whites by the US Census," Beydoun said.
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Brian Kemp for Georgia Governor Abrams, a Democrat, could be on track to become the first woman and person of color to be governor of Georgia — as well as the first black woman to govern any state.
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Yes, it matters that she is a woman and person of color, because though Trump is famous for verbally attacking all manner of people, he seems to reserve his harshest, unhinged critiques for people with those characteristics.
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And on that front there's a risk of discrimination if certain types of ads — jobs or housing, for example — don't get served to you because you happen to be a person of color, say, or a Muslim.
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"One of the major things we said is that if Zachary had been a person of color, there would not have been a hotel room available up and down from Atlanta through South Carolina," Mr. Bland said.
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Race has played a significant role in the contest as many council members, and some groups outside the body, expressed an interest in having a person of color atop the legislative body given the city's diverse population.
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They included Sonya Jaquez Lewis of Colorado, who is Latina; Shevrin Jones of Florida, who is black; and Malcolm Kenyatta, who is black and the first openly L.G.B.T. person of color elected to the Pennsylvania state legislature.
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If you identify as nonmale and/or LGBT and/or person of color, and you're looking to get into crossword constructing, I'd be thrilled to offer whatever assistance I can to help you get your puzzles published.
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Their words seemed to confirm what growing up as a woman and a person of color already taught me: that I belonged in margins and spaces, valid only as a minor character in their lives and stories.
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He also addresses the allegations of racism, admitting to Dawson that his past comments were horrible, but offering a quasi-defense that when he used the n-word, he didn't say it to a person of color.
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Also, if you identify as nonmale, L.G.B.T.Q. or as a person of color and you want to get into crossword constructing, I'd be thrilled to offer whatever assistance I can to help you get your puzzles published.
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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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When I asked members of the 2016 Electoral College who they would like to see run for president in 2020, many expressed a preference for a new face -- someone younger, a person of color, or a female.
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Harris' withdrawal from the race has angered progressive activists and other Democrats who note that, despite the once-historically diverse field of candidates, no person of color is set to take the debate stage later this month.
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I want to know what can be done to help these officers understand that each time they stop me or another person of color, they are reinforcing the stereotypes we all deal with on a daily basis.
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Ms. Harris, the first person of color elected as this city's district attorney, declared her decision a matter of principle: The death penalty, she believed, discriminated against poor and black people and would not deter more killing.
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Women were more likely than men to prefer a woman as the Democratic nominee (32 percent versus 17), and black voters were more likely than white voters to favor a person of color (26 percent versus 15).
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The head writers on Saturday Night Live have always been heavy hitters—Seth Myers, Tina Fey, Adam McKay, you name it—but in the show's 42-year history, not once has person of color occupied the top spot.
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"There is a division in the tech world, and to be a person of color in a dominant field that doesn't look like you is tough, but definitely needed to directly affect and empower the culture," said Sandu.
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As the only person of color in this movie, his sole purpose is to point Jim and Aurora toward what's really wrong with the ship, and give them the tools to ultimately solve the problem, before dropping dead.
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" She said as a person of color at a predominantly white college, she felt that she had to take on the responsibility of bringing attention to what she's observed to be "superficial, not-very-obvious racism on campus.
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Another character, played by Laurence Fishburne, gets involved to move the plot along, at which point the film doubles down on a familiar horror-movie cliché by killing off the only person of color for actual light years.
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But Pressley wasn't just running on a progressive message, she was arguing that her own experience as a person of color made her more qualified to represent the district than an older white man — no matter how liberal.
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You spend your afternoon whining, twerking, and swag surfing to everything from dancehall to Southern rap, sincerely complimenting strangers on their Afrocentric ensembles, and subconsciously escaping the challenges that come with being a person of color in America.
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Why it matters: As the fifth woman and second person of color on the current board, Nooyi adds diversity to Amazon's leadership at a time when big companies are under scrutiny for employing overwhelmingly white, male decision-makers.
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"We never saw or heard anything from our dad, John Ehrlichman, that was derogatory about any person of color," wrote Peter Ehrlichman, Tom Ehrlichman, Jan Ehrlichman, Michael Ehrlichman and Jody E. Pineda in a statement provided to CNN.
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"I don't pretend to know what it's like for a person of color to pass by one of these monuments and consider that those memorialized in stone and metal did not value my freedom or humanity," he said.
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"I think that they need to have somebody who is a person of color, maybe a Latino, somebody who is terrific, but who represents the new America and I hope that that's what they look at," Granholm added.
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But the researchers note that even indirect contact — for example, knowing that one of your white neighbors is friends with a person of color — can reduce prejudice, suggesting there are ways to reduce racial anxiety without direct contact.
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At a recent kink event, I was the only person of color in an elevator, without my sash on, and an intoxicated individual slurred to me, 'You know, now that Trump's president, you shouldn't be in this elevator.
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According to Harvard data, among households headed by non-Hispanic whites aged 65 and over, median net wealth in 2013 was $260,700, almost quadruple that of households headed by a person of color of the same age ($68,000).
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Those companies are: All of the public companies who made the #BoardForward Diversity Drivers List have at least 25 percent women on their boards (two or more women), and at least one person of color on their board.
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This was delivered as a proof that Trump isn't racist, but merely confirmed that his understanding of whether or not a person of color "belongs" in the United States is conditioned by their personal political allegiance to him.
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Splitting off like this can be a great way for the person of color to bond with the white partner's family on their own, but if things go south the white partner won't be around to step in.
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On the other side, there is the understandable resistance to those people like Warren claiming to be a person of color due to having as little as 0.09 percent DNA from an ancestor who has Native American blood.
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Any person of color who has been "the first" in a historically segregated space or to receive recognition by their professional peers understands the critical importance of the village and how many people are responsible for their success.
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And placing him next to Keenan Thompson came across to me as a misguided attempt to give West a co-sign from a person of color, when that doesn't actually reflect his fractured relationship with the black community.
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As someone who shares both Markle's Americanness and her heritage as a person of color, Curry's presence at the wedding is symbolic of the ways Markle and Harry are publicly working to affirm her identity within the marriage.
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The hard truth is that there have been 17 Marvel movies (including Spider-Man: Homecoming, Marvel's joint venture with Sony), and none of them have had a woman or person of color as the titular or central character.
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In a Quinnipiac survey, women voters were more interested in seeing a woman receive the nomination compared to men, and African American voters were more interested in seeing a person of color receive it than white voters were.
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" She grew accustomed to being the only person of color — as well as a young woman surrounded by confident men: "I tried not to feel intimidated when classroom conversation was dominated by male students, which it often was.
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"I have the advantage of many perspectives as someone who has lived in different kinds of communities: as a woman, as someone who previously identified as a lesbian, as someone who is a person of color," she said.
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But we don't talk about the trauma that comes from being a journalist but also the trauma that comes from being a person of color or a black person in America, and what do you do about that?
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When the BBC announced the series's creative staff in August, two of its five new writers were women, and two were people of color; two of its four directors were women, and one was a person of color.
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Also, if you identify as nonmale or LGBT or as a person of color, and you're looking to get into crossword constructing, I'd be thrilled to offer whatever assistance I can to help you get your puzzles published.
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Without Harris — or Cory Booker and Julian Castro, who didn't meet the qualifications for this debate — that leaves one person of color on the stage (Yang) in a year that counts the most diverse primary field in history.
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From what I could see, I was the only Black person (hell, the only person of color) in the park, a fact I probably wouldn't have been aware of if it weren't for the piercing nature of strangers' stares.
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Of the nine best picture nominees at this year's Oscars, just one - "Little Women" - is a story about and made by women, while just one of the 20 acting nominees is a person of color: "Harriet" star Cynthia Erivo.
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Police had been criticized for failing to release the photo, and the #NoMugShot hashtag spread on Twitter and Instagram among those who thought the decision showed that Turner was being treated differently than a person of color would be.
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Even if the pressure weren't on Rachel to keep the ball of progress rolling for The Bachelor franchise, I still think it's likely that she will end up with another person of color, and it's okay if she does.
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For the public, if the concept of a female victim of sexual violence was already controversial, then the notion that the drama surrounding your endurance piece occurred around a queer person of color was simply "too much" to digest.
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"It is not hyperbole to say, if this can happen to me, than imagine what it feels like for a young person of color who might be coming to a march like this for the first time," Yearwood wrote.
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But organizers insist that what TransJustice has created and sustained for the past 13 years is something any trans or gender non-conforming person of color can tap into, even if they couldn't physically make it to the event.
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And even more so when you're the only person of color in a room and the white woman you've heard greet everyone before you with a pleasant and simple "Hi" or "Hello" drops a "Yo, whattup girrrrrl!?" on you.
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"There have been people who have come up to me in public and been like, 'Hey, as a queer person of color, it really meant a lot to, like, see you doing stand-up on 'Jimmy Fallon,'" he said.
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In a commentary for Bloomberg View on Monday that never mentioned Mr. Williams, Senator Cory Booker, Democrat of New Jersey, noted that the New York Fed has never had a woman or a person of color as its leader.
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Also, if you're looking to get into crossword constructing, and especially if you identify as nonmale, LGBT or as a person of color, I'd be thrilled to offer whatever assistance I can to help you get your puzzles published.
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I'm not purposely going out of my way to be a poster child of anything, just to provide an example, that yes, this can be achieved by a woman of color or a woman, or a person of color.
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Both are "diverse" in one fashion, because of the groups they represent, but both struggled to burst out of their own self-imposed bubbles (as anybody who's seen any episode of Girls featuring a person of color will attest).
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The departure of Mr. Patrick, who once served as assistant attorney general for civil rights, leaves just one person of color, Representative Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii, running in a Democratic primary that began as the most diverse in history.
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"Knowing that the criminal system is inherently unjust, a lot of victims struggle with the thought of feeding another person of color, a black person, into a racist system," Wagatwe Wanjuki, a writer and anti-rape activist, told Vox.
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It's a sinking feeling that only grows stronger when you look at the career of Ramy Youssef, the star of Hulu comedy Ramy and the only other person of color to win an acting trophy at the 2020 Globes.
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Also, if you're looking to get into crossword constructing, and especially if you identify as nonmale, L.G.B.T.Q., or as a person of color, I'd be thrilled to offer whatever assistance I can to help you get your puzzles published.
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Ask a journalist who has been fired for an old, dredged-up tweet or a woman or person of color who has been doxxed, swatted or harassed and driven from his or her home if Twitter is real life.
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Not a single person of color features out of the 21917 people nominated across the four leading and supporting actor and actress categories in the UK's prestigious BAFTA (British Academy of Film and Television Arts) Film Awards this year.
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"If a person of color wants to embrace their cultural identity by wearing their hair in a certain style, they should be free to do so without fear of prejudice," said lawmaker Verlina Reynolds-Jackson, who sponsored the bill.
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Also, if you're looking to get into crossword constructing, and especially if you identify as nonmale, LGBTQ or as a person of color, I'd be thrilled to offer whatever assistance I can to help you get your puzzles published.
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"Like, the point isn't just to check off a bunch of boxes on your table of contents and pat yourself on the back for publishing/reviewing a woman, or a person of color, or a disabled person," she said.
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If you were a woman, if you were a person of color, if you were living here but not an American citizen, your rights didn't matter as much to the people who wrote the rules and ran the companies.
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"The attack in Christchurch was not just about Muslims, it was against any person of color in a 'white' country so this focus on hijabs is derailing the examination of white supremacy, systematic racism, Orientalism and bigotry," she said.
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"Many visitors take pictures of or ask questions about the anatomical Venuses or the syphilitic penises, but Instagram posts or questions about the ethnographic busts tend to be less frequent, except when the visitor is a person of color," she notes.
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I would be the first woman [ever elected] in the district, I would be the first person of color in the Democratic delegation here in the state, and I would be the first Indian-American woman ever elected to Congress.
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It was incredible for inclusive representation in the comic book genre to see a person of color leading the Avengers and owning the title of Captain America (and just think how amazing it would be to see that in the MCU!).
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" Dittmar also pointed to the political advantages of nominating a woman or person of color "in terms of appealing to particular constituencies who haven't seen themselves represented in the presidency, who haven't felt like the Democratic Party is speaking to them.
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In April, US Representative Al Green, a Texas Democrat, asked the CEOs of seven major banks — all of them white men — to raise their hands if they believed their "likely successor" will be a woman or a person of color.
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I've seen the impact of diversity firsthand through my organization Fast Forward; 79 percent of our companies have at least one co-founder who is a woman or person of color, and our teams are outperforming for-profit accelerator graduates.
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I have a valid voice that can speak about my own experience, and to some extent speak for the trans community, but I never want my narrative as a white trans woman to come before that of a person of color.
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Over the course of a career that started in the '80s, Burton didn't cast a person of color in a lead role until 2016, when he made Samuel L. Jackson an eyeball eating villain in Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children.
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So I don't remember Beetlejuice as a blatantly racist movie, and still don't (although, there is one scene towards the end where a witch doctor that appears to be a person of color silently hexes Beetlejuice that deserves further examination).
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"The single most immediate action that Cheri Bustos can take to restore confidence in the organization and to promote diversity is to appoint a qualified person of color, of which there are many, as executive director at once," wrote Reps.
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In one particularly heartbreaking scene, she interviews for a job as a staff writer at PEOPLE, where she's been freelancing for a year, only to be told by her boss, herself a person of color, that HR is widening the search.
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Because of the lack of legal protections and the unwillingness of employers to give us an equal chance, the unemployment rate in the transgender community is double the national unemployment rate – quadruple if you are a transgender person of color.
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As we exclusively reported last month, the Democratic National Committee (DNC) is requiring that each of the 12 (!) Democratic primary debates include at least one woman and one person of color as moderators (sometimes, it will be the same person).
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Let's all think about the little brown kids — all kinds of brown: Asian, Latino, Native American, Middle Eastern — who are going to sit with their families and watch this broadcast and not see one person of color nominated in any category.
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It's just the latest ugly example of a person of color having to deal with someone calling the cops on them for essentially just living their life—from swimming in their neighborhood pool to setting up a picnic in the park.
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"Through the vivid slow motion video witnessed around the world, America once again witnessed the tragic death of another person of color, gunned down senselessly by an officer who swore to protect and serve," Mr. Crump said in a statement.
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This can lead to the second most challenging moment of this work: when a strong person of color speaks up, even if only to validate her experience that, yes, microaggressions are real and, yes, she lives with them every day.
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She taught me what to be aware of as a person of color, as well as how to navigate myself with some kind of candor through uncomfortable situations where people are being racist because they think that I'm white-passing.
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Before 2010, I would never have been able to imagine a trans person of color like Laverne Cox being on the cover of Time magazine and now you can say "Laverne Cox" and people know what the hell you're talking about.
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Jones, who identifies as a lesbian, served in the military under "Don't Ask, Don't Tell" and if elected, could become the first openly LGBTQ+ member of Congress from Texas and only the third openly LGBTQ+ person of color elected to Congress.
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" Leslie Martinez, a high school teacher who has been attending meetings for more than a year, called it a "sacred space," adding that in past clubs, she's been the only person of color among "a group of middle-aged white women.
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Daniel Kaluuya plays the main character, a black man fighting for his life in a town full of rich, racist white people who seem to have creepily hypnotized every person of color in the vicinity into a form of robotic servility.
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They include Charlie, a high school senior who embarks on a 17-minute diatribe on who really counts as a person of color, and his mother, Sherri, who ditches her diversity-oriented priorities when her own child's success is at stake.
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It feels like I'm lying anytime I fill in that narrow little "white" box, not because I want to, but because these tests and censuses force me, a person of color, to be invisible and hide behind this little white box.
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After arriving with a reservation, Preston—who also happens to be a person of color—alleges that she was stonewalled at the door and only allowed in after threatening to leverage her position on the Advisory Board to criticize the establishment.
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Also, if you're looking to get into crossword constructing, and especially if you identify as nonmale or LGBTQ or as a person of color, I'd be thrilled to offer whatever assistance I can to help you get your puzzles published.
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While accepting the trophy he took a moment—the whole speech, really—to address systemic racism in Hollywood, nodding to the fact that not a single person of color was nominated in any of the main acting categories this year.
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Nadeau said the same holds true if a woman is the only person of color or member of the LGBTQ community in the room, and the "only" problem is even more common for women in senior positions or technical roles.
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Also, if you're looking to get into crossword constructing, and especially if you identify as non-male, LGBTQ+, or as a person of color, I'd be thrilled to offer whatever assistance I can to help you get your puzzles published.
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"All of the orchestras I have played in, I have always been the only person of color for 35 years," she said, adding that many British orchestras go into minority and ethnic communities to perform and educate on classical music.
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At his Masters debut, Appleby finished 25st — 21994 strokes behind Woods, who played the last 21982 holes in 463-under after an opening nine at four-over-par 246 to become the first person of color to don the green jacket.
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All of this means that when we see Dany freaking out while Missandei dies, it rings more than a little hollow; Dany's best friend may be a person of color, but that doesn't make her less problematic as a white savior.
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Because I didn't want to seem like another cheap person of color (reminder: I was 15 and cared a lot about how I was perceived) I would always try to tip as well as possible—even if the service was bad.
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"This episode is the most exaggerated version of it, but it's surprisingly realistic to many people's experiences on the staff: Being hired, then expected to just be a beard for diversity as a woman or person of color or whatever else," she said.
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Former Mayor of New York Michael Bloomberg has attempted to make many things uncool: Big Gulps, being a person of color, and now, as he makes his White House run, he has one last job: making memes as unpalatable as his campaign.
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Fans and critics took to Twitter to bemoan that once again a white actor had taken a role that could have been filled by a person of color, arguing that Hollywood has passed over very talented and capable actors for too long.
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All four journalists who'll be moderating focus on political coverage: The Democratic National Committee has made a commitment to increasing the diversity of debate moderators this cycle and agreed to include at least one person of color and one woman in every debate.
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The chance that police will escalate is highly unpredictable, though of course being a person of color adds considerably to that risk, as a fraudulent gun in the call will cause the police to hallucinate weapons with even greater frequency than usual.
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The spreadsheet is broken down by type of job (staff writer versus assistant versus executive), with columns for position or title, studio, network, amount of experience, and whether a person identifies as a man or a woman, or a person of color.
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Former Walmart executive and current Starbucks COO Rosalind Brewer, who is a woman of color, was appointed earlier this month, and the first person of color to join Amazon's board was Myrtle Potter, a former Merck executive, who served from 2004–2009.
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Lack of diversity in EU institutions has been highlighted over the years by the #brusselssowhite Twitter campaign here The bloc's executive has never had a person of color as a European Commissioner, nor have the top positions of the Parliament or Council.
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If you are a person of color who imagines that your history is tied to the history of those who looked like you, then you might linger, like Gary Simmons has done over the records of people passed in the night before you.
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To develop the list, theBoardlist analyzed data to determine the top public and private tech companies who meet the minimum criteria of having at least one woman, at least one person of color and at least one independent director on their boards.
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Calling the police can literally be a death sentence for a person of color, as it was for Shukri Ali who was shot and killed by police officers after her family called 911 when she began exhibiting symptoms of her mental illness.
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After Paulina is outed for her misrepresentations, the play has nowhere really to go, and neither do our questions: Should we regard Paulina's downfall as a tragedy or as a cautionary tale about being a person of color, even in a colored society?
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However, the rule only asks that a person of color be interviewed for a vacant position — it would do nothing to stop those in positions of power from hiring their ideal candidate and conducting interviews with applicants of color as a formality.
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There's no one-size-fits-all strategy here, so the best thing a white person dating a person of color can do in this situation is talk to their partner about what their specific, individual needs are and how best to meet them.
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Tenorio used to live in Miami, a "heavily Latinx area," she says, but now that she lives in Colorado, she stands out more as a person of color and feels she may be judged more harshly for using it in any form.
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While the modern-day biker tribe is vast and varied, containing more middle-aged couples than brawling outlaws, one can go hours -- or days -- without seeing a person of color in the crowds here at one of the world's largest biker rallies.
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If Gloria wins, he would become the first openly gay person elected mayor of San Diego; he would also be the first person of color to be San Diego's mayor as well (Gloria has Filipino, Dutch, Puerto Rican, and Native American heritage).
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Wouldn't it be interesting to explore what The X-Files might look like if it were written by a woman, or a person of color, or someone barely in their 20s, who only knows the show from binge-watching it on Netflix?
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His appointment came two weeks after a report in The Sunday Times of London that the position would go to another acclaimed poet, Imtiaz Dharker, who would have been Britain's second female laureate and its first to be a person of color.
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Imagine, for instance, if the dog on a leash in the image hadn't been the Israeli prime minister but instead a prominent woman such as Nancy Pelosi, a person of color such as John Lewis, or a Muslim such as Ilhan Omar.
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The executive changes came a week after Mr. Dimon and the chief executives of six other big banks were asked during a congressional hearing to raise their hands if it was likely that a woman or person of color would succeed them.
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In her over 35 years as an entertainment lawyer, she was often the only woman or person of color in a meeting; like many of her contemporaries, she has stories of male colleagues who asked her to fetch coffee or hang coats.
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Still, there's once again a startling lack of diversity among the nominees — particularly in the four acting categories, in which only one nominee out of 210 is a person of color, and the directing category, in which all five nominees are men.
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Hiring more diverse staff and administrators, as well as those who are familiar with these issues, is important in this effort — but this work can't just be consigned to the diversity dean, who is often the only person of color in the office.
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While the academy has made strides in terms of greater inclusion since the birth of the #OscarsSoWhite hashtag in 2015, that issue will also be closely watched, especially after the BAFTAs failed to nominate a single person of color in its acting categories.
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None of the top four candidates — Biden, Warren, Buttigieg and Sanders — is a person of color, three of them are 70 or older, and the billionaires, Tom Steyer and Mike Bloomberg, are dipping into their personal fortunes in their efforts to gain ground.
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"Just because someone has a person of color, a black person, working for them does not mean they aren't racist," the Democratic congresswoman from Michigan said during a House Oversight Committee hearing featuring testimony from President Donald Trump's former personal lawyer Michael Cohen.
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When Bernie Sanders was asked what message it sends to Democratic voters that Andrew Yang was the only person of color on the debate stage Thursday, the Vermont senator brought up an issue that's received little to no airtime at previous debates.
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Rock was named as host of the 88th Oscars in October, months before the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced its roster of nominees lacking a single person of color in any of the acting categories for a second straight year.
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What sucks about being a person of color is that if you're not the only representation, then when someone else comes in who happens to be your same race, or skin color, or ethnicity or whatever, one of you represents the other.
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Vanity Fair quoted O'Rourke as saying in an interview published on Wednesday that he was aware of his disadvantage as a white man at a time when many in the Democratic Party want a woman or a person of color for president.
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We're a country of angry, outsized reactions to any fanboy project that dares cast a woman or person of color in its lead, but also one that makes movies like Black Panther and Crazy Rich Asians and even BlacKkKlansman successful box office hits.
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Only, for almost every person of color I know, one of our main concerns when trying to go on vacation is to make sure we'll be able to visit a new place with having to deal with the least amount of racism as possible.
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But they're often a reality check: an improvement on the faux even-handed "he said/she said" that allow people's preexisting biases to determine their interpretations of what actually happened when a person of color is reportedly harassed, beaten, or shot by a police officer.
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But the miniature controversy underscored that even if Sanders might be able to flip some Trump voters, he is probably not the choice of Democratic primary voters who want a woman or a person of color to be the party's standard-bearer against Trump.
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Fifteen years ago, British menswear designer Boateng joined Givenchy as creative director for Givenchy Homme, where he was tasked with creating the brand's first ready-to-wear men's line, the first time a person of color was tapped to helm a storied luxury fashion house.
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Two years after Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy earnestly explained that they were waiting to find a female director with the right level of "experience," the studio has yet to deem a single woman or person of color worthy of steering a Star Wars movie.
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"I think people assume the person behind Power is a person of color," Kemp says as she plucks a brush from her overflowing makeup bag to apply bronzer before a photo shoot; the word "Power" peeks out from the top corner of her jacket.
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"A lot of my friends, we all weren't that interested in the royal family but now she's in there, as a person of color, we want to follow now," Osborne said, who also plans on waking up early to watch the wedding on television.
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In 2013, Robert Jones, CEO of the Public Religion Research Institute, made a splash after conducting a survey where he found that 75% of whites in the United States didn't have a single person of color in their social circle -- they only had white friends.
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O'Rourke on Sunday said he'd likely pick a woman for the vice presidential slot if he gets the nomination, but that will do little to stem criticism from those who believe a woman or person of color should be at the top of the ticket.
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Despite an NFL rule requiring teams to interview at least one minority candidate for open coaching positions, only one person of color is expected to fill one of the eight head-coaching vacancies during the next hiring cycle, according to ESPN's The Undefeated web site.
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If you have enough money, enough power, the right zip code, preferably no Jewish ancestry, and are not a person of color, you may well be able to position yourself, isolate yourself,so that none of what poor, powerless, native Charlottesvillians of color experience.
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No one is saying Ms. Shriver should be put in jail or that it should be illegal to publish a book she writes from the perspective of an oppressed person of color or some other position about which she can have little personal experience.
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Scarlett Johansson, in her role as the main character Motoko Kusanagi, is seen with an angular black bob and black eyebrows, in what appeared to be yet another example of "whitewashing," in which a white actor is cast to play a person of color.
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Even with the best of intentions, game developers can create non-white characters that rely on outdated stereotypes and cliches—and the lack of diversity in the industry means it's far less likely there's a person of color in their workplace to call it out.
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The gambit was revealed well before UnREAL's premiere, simultaneously raising critical expectations and capitalizing on the bittersweet irony of a fictional reality TV dating show showcasing a person of color while the protagonists of The Bachelor's franchise have remained, for a decade-plus, blindingly white.
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For a queer person of color like Jamal, these pressures can be even worse; he cited everything from the impossible standards of male bodies he grew up watching on television to the overwhelming whiteness of the LGBTQ community as factors that reinforced his BDD.
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It doesn't matter how educated you are, it doesn't matter how many degrees you have — you will go places in this country if you're a person of color and you will be presumed dangerous or guilty, and you're going to have to overcome that presumption.
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When Mr. Castillo first reached out to Kalup Linzy, a performance artist, "He was real versed on my work," Mr. Linzy said, noting Mr. Castillo's understanding of what it was like to be a person of color and queer in the art world, too.
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As a person of color, knowing that you have just over a 3 in 10 chance of being employed in any position at a museum at all, let alone one that allows you to make intellectual contributions, deters you from feeling like you might belong.
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Still, it has been 11 years since "The Last King of Scotland" star Forest Whitaker became the last person of color to win best actor, and 16 years since Halle Berry in "Monster's Ball" became the only woman of color to win best actress.
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"Low-income artists who work in any genre or medium, who identify as a woman, as trans or nonbinary, and/or as a person of color, who live in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside or San Bernardino Counties are eligible to apply," the WCCW explains.
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At the cybersecurity company Palo Alto Networks, Marcus has championed initiatives to make the company culture more diverse and inclusive — an issue that's important to her personally, since her mother was the first person of color at Chapel Hill High School in North Carolina.
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. — As a first-time Democratic congressional candidate, Juanita Perez Williams would seem to check off many of her party's most prized boxes: female, person of color, military veteran and, as the runner-up in last year's mayoral race in Syracuse, local name recognition.
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But being the only person of color on the debate stage in December, and looking around as the other candidates of color end their campaigns, Yang has begun to feel "a bit of extra pressure" to talk about race in a way he hasn't before.
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Democrats — many of them freshmen — also repeatedly told very personal stories of being an immigrant or a person of color to explain how Trump's alleged abuses, and the idea of holding even the most powerful officials to account, were so important to all Americans.
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To my Stanford professors, I was a known quantity, having attended an institution familiar to them where I had been endorsed by people they knew well — but I was also a woman and a person of color in a discipline dominated by white men.
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She's starving to death, she's potentially a person of color (there's a popular fan theory that she's meant to be read as a person of Native descent), and after she's caught in an explosion in the first Hunger Games, she becomes hard of hearing.
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As I said in my last notes, if you identify as LGBT+, a person of color, or as a woman, and you're looking to get into crossword constructing, I'd be thrilled to offer whatever assistance I can to help you get your puzzles published.
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While the tides are slowly shifting amid increased calls for championing the voices of critics of color, the struggle for visibility continues when writing as a person of color, and there's plenty more work to be done by all of us in editorial rooms.
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He blew up only when Ms. Tlaib said his use of Ms. Patton was a racist act: "Just because a person has a person of color, a black person, working for them does not mean they aren't racist," she said, referring to Mr. Trump.
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I hate to say this, but, if the Veep universe at this point had had a president who was a person of color and multiple women presidents, I think we'd be worried we'd constructed something like an Asgardian Valhalla, or a nirvana of some sort.
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The new comedy seems to have checked off all the boxes for the perfect 2017 content package: millennial underachievement, a person of color as the lead, a healthy amount of pop-culture references, and an acute awareness of what Trump has done to our political landscape.
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This year the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences was widely criticized for not nominating any women for the best director category, and the ceremony included jokes and remarks about that exclusion and the list of 20 acting nominees that included just one person of color.
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Eligible applicants must live in Los Angeles, Orange County, San Bernardino or Riverside Counties; identify as female, or trans, or non-binary, or low income, or as a person of color; and have a medical, mental health or dental emergency OR an illness-related financial need.
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For additional commentary, I devised an asterisk system: *Seems like a person you might actually meet in real life**A person of color******Looks like Drake The worst character He is very bad, but he is not of this world, so he's not as bad as Hank.
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In the wake of pressure from activists, who are fed up with moderators that are predominately white and male, the Democratic National Committee pledged earlier this year to make sure there was at least one woman and one person of color moderating each of its presidential debates.
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But that is a small burden to bear compared with the ones being borne across America right now by every person of color and every person of good faith who feels under siege by the forces of corrosive anger and racism on the prowl in our nation.
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Kamala HarrisKamala Devi HarrisHarris fundraises off expected Sessions Senate run Gabbard, Klobuchar qualify for Democratic debates Iowa poll: Warren, Buttigieg, Sanders and Biden in a tight scrape at the top MORE (D-Calif.) is the highest polling person of color in the race nationally, at 4.7 percent.
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Reaction on Twitter to Avenatti's alleged comments suggest Democrats might not want a pugnacious standard-bearer who disregards the party's commitment to diversity: Avenatti is clearly trying to appeal to Never Trumpers because he thinks they won't be comfortable with electing another person of color as president.
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So Mr. McFedries, who is black, and his co-founder, Sara DeCou, a Latino woman, added a condition for investors: The pair would accept money only from venture firms that had a woman or a person of color in a position to write them a check.
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I've encountered similar scenarios in which candidates of color are more credentialed, experienced, and qualified, yet they are scrutinized more than their white peers, lending credibility to the adage, "You have to work twice as hard to get half as far," as a person of color.
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In one of the film's only scenes with a person of color, Bridget encounters the name tag of a South Asian co-worker, Ariyaratna, freezes, and then proceeds to swallow the last part of his name over the several times that she attempts to say it.
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Issa Rae is hosting, which will be the first time a person of color has served as M.C. (in the past, Seth Myers, John Waters, James Corden and others took the stage) and the first time a woman has done so since 2009 (that was Tracey Ullman).
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Even as critics praised her performance, Ms. Stenberg, whose mother is African-American and father is Danish, became the subject of a now familiar strain of racist internet backlash, in which some fans of the novel noxiously objected to the casting of a person of color.
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The belief that you can come across as an angry woman (I'm sorry, but she did), or an angry gay person, or an angry person of color, or anything other than an angry white man, and still get elected to the highest office in this land.
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Amid an outcry against a field of Oscar-nominated performers lacking a single person of color for a second straight year, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences announced a sweeping affirmative action program on Friday, pledging to double female and minority membership by 2020.
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For others, the concept of electability is about identity, with some voters arguing that only an old white guy can beat Trump, the candidate of white grievance, and others countering that only a woman or person of color can reassemble the diverse — and winning — Obama coalition.
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"Just because someone has a person of color, a black person, working for them does not mean they aren't racist and … the fact someone would actually use a prop, a black woman, in this chamber, in this committee, is alone racist in itself," she said. Reps.
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Supporters of the recall movement have also unfairly compared other sexual assault cases heard before Judge Persky to the Brock Turner case, arguing for example that his harsher sentencing of Raul Ramirez, a person of color alleged to have committed a similar offense, showed racial bias.
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The included white savior components, the sympathetic-white-cop spin that would make any person of color feel a type of way; the film is a psychological cavity into the depths of police brutality; but lacks the sensitivity by someone that likens black death to torture porn visually.
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Something akin to the Rooney Rule in the NFL is probably a good idea, where there are no quotas for who you have to hire, but you have to interview at least one woman and at least one person of color for every job that you are hiring for.
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