whiteness

Still, we find ourselves left naked and wanting by systems devoted to protecting whiteness.

For each splashy profile of the 30-year-old writer that has preceded publication, there is an equally pointed critique of her earnest mediocrity or the whiteness of her imagination.

However, whiteness is not the only way to experience Latinidad or view our communities.

For the first half of the 20th century, diabetes was considered a disease of well-to-do whiteness.

It would be nice to say that it hasn’t always been this way, the weaponizing of whiteness, but it very much has.

Still, the exposed skin on my face and hands felt drawn and hot, stinging, a fire of whiteness, a burning Caucasian husk.

But whether good or bad, all are light as a soufflé, radiating asexual whiteness in every note.

Much is being said about the overwhelming whiteness of the delegate mix at the Republican National Convention.

The eye admireth at the beauty of the whiteness thereof, and the heart is astonished at the shower thereof.

His face was of an ashy whiteness; the veins of his brow stood out; his dry lips were drawn.

Then out of the stillness a bird's note fell through the jungle and there was a gleam of whiteness.

The marble used for them is of remarkable whiteness and purity, worthy, indeed, of these great works of art.

Putting on the nuptial robe of a passion in which life itself is concerned, the woman wraps herself in purity and whiteness.