Access to these privileges and even a person's perceived and accepted racial classification, however, were also determined by that person's socioeconomic standing in society.

It promoted capitalism and individualism and believed that through hard work and assimilation into American culture, Mexican Americans could improve their socioeconomic standing in American society.

Women were generally expected to stay at home with the children if their socioeconomic standing permitted it, and if they were seen working, they were treated as lower class and unskilled, expendable workers.

Though they are often at lower socioeconomic standing, most Hispanic groups, excepting Puerto Ricans, demonstrate lower or equal levels of mortality to their non-Hispanic White counterparts.

The goal of any community, even a Darwinian community like Columbia Law School, must be integration and diversification through considered blindness to race, gender, sexual orientation and socioeconomic standing.

Patients were examined before the study for amounts of specific pollutants like Pseudomonas aeruginosa or Burkholderia cenocepacia as well as their socioeconomic standing.

Women's health in India can be examined in terms of multiple indicators, which vary by geography, socioeconomic standing and culture.

Marriage was a chance to change your status - "For slave women, emancipation sealed by marriage could make the difference between impoverished freedom and entitled socioeconomic standing" (Zilfi 162).

However, by way of better socioeconomic standing and in turn more access to hair loss treatments, an association between intelligence and actual hair loss is less likely in recent times.

The study appears to answer critics who have suggested that research on the exposure of poor children to lead might have failed to take into account other factors, like socioeconomic standing or genetics, that could affect intelligence.