culturally deprived

Too bad that they are forced to be so culturally deprived!

Search results directed me to references such as "see culturally deprived" or "see culturally disadvantaged." It was clear that there was no language of academic excellence associated with African American students.

Aiming to introduce alternative cinema and independent films to the marginalised and culturally deprived audiences in Upper Egypt and other governorates, the Cinema Everywhere initiative launched a new programme called "Cima Masr" that is expected to screen about 40 independent films from Jordan, Tunisia, Sudan, Syria, Iraq, Egypt, Mauritania, and Libya.

Cultural deprivation theory understood "poverty not simply [as] an economic condition but rather a distinct socio-cultural pathology that caused academic and even intellectual disadvantage and social disability...creat[ing] an additional generation of culturally deprived individuals thus perpetuating the cycle of poverty" (p.

There are zombie matches, I'm told, though being culturally deprived apparently, I've never shot in one.

Of course the narrative addressed by Horowitz ends sometime in the mid-1990s, and yet one could expect a more incisive conclusion addressing critical questions such as why and how a musical genre that was socially and culturally deprived becomes in a short period the dominant one.

I do not want to spoil things for anyone who has not yet seen the film or read the book, so if you are one of those culturally deprived unfortunates, you may choose to look away now and come back for the last couple of paragraphs.

I had all the requirements, so I was allowed to be a dual enrollee in graduate school and I went into this program called Teaching the Educationally Disadvantaged, but the real name of the program was Teaching the Culturally Deprived and Educationally Disadvantaged, and I laugh at that program now because it just showed the arrogance about people calling somebody "culturally deprived." But we bought in to that, you know, at 21 years old.

We must also stop this insane search for anyone "famous" who might have some "Welshness" in their ancestry - as with the British Olympians or the culturally deprived such as Donny Osmond and Kylie Minogue.

If you're tired of culturally deprived politics and politically deprived culture, then Art Threat magazine may be the very thing.

Call me culturally deprived, but I reckon it beats a night at the movies.

"And while one tries to advise people against it, there are people who are not only socially and economically deprived, but are also culturally deprived.

According to Kunjufu (2002), educators who share a "missionary" perspective often believe that African Americans should be protected because they are culturally deprived. As a result, school counselors who embrace this notion may consciously or unconsciously have the attitude of either "White superiority" or pity for African Americans.

The idea anyone should feel culturally deprived in the North-East is beginning to seem ridiculous.

All I can tell you is that in 1960 more than one proper Bostonian scoffed at the very idea that any self-respecting new Englander could leave the land of the Boston Symphony and Marblehead and Harvard and the Red Sox and Nantucket for culturally deprived California.