white anglo-saxon protestant (Meaning)

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white anglo-saxon protestant (n)

a white person of Anglo-Saxon ancestry who belongs to a Protestant denomination

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The country club was known for its exclusive membership, primarily comprising wealthy White Anglo-Saxon Protestants.
Historically, many of the nation's leaders belonged to the White Anglo-Saxon Protestant demographic.
The neighborhood was predominantly inhabited by White Anglo-Saxon Protestants, leading to a lack of diversity.
In certain circles, there's still a perception that success is more easily attained by White Anglo-Saxon Protestants.
Despite efforts to promote inclusivity, some institutions remain largely dominated by White Anglo-Saxon Protestants.
The Ivy League universities have a reputation for catering to White Anglo-Saxon Protestant students.
The corporation's board of directors was criticized for its lack of diversity, being composed mostly of White Anglo-Saxon Protestants.
The social norms of the time often favored the interests of White Anglo-Saxon Protestants over those of minority groups.
Many of the country's oldest and most prestigious families can trace their lineage back to White Anglo-Saxon Protestant ancestors.
The political landscape was once heavily influenced by the preferences and values of White Anglo-Saxon Protestants.

a white person of Anglo-Saxon ancestry who belongs to a Protestant denomination

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The country club was known for its exclusive membership, primarily comprising wealthy White Anglo-Saxon Protestants.

Historically, many of the nation's leaders belonged to the White Anglo-Saxon Protestant demographic.

The neighborhood was predominantly inhabited by White Anglo-Saxon Protestants, leading to a lack of diversity.

In certain circles, there's still a perception that success is more easily attained by White Anglo-Saxon Protestants.