Sentence examples for Racial attributes from inspiring English sources
If you burrow into them you'll see the same memes, IQ charts and pseudo-scientific maps of racial attributes that alt-right accounts still spread on Twitter.
For lab experiments on priming, see Iyengar and Kinder (1987) and Valentino et al. (2002), with the latter specifically focused on racial attributes.
One of the tropes of American life is that whites seem raceless, by default; and that only non-whites have racial attributes, and thus distinctions and biases.
RACE offers a valid and reliable tool for assessing explicit use of racial attributes in clinical decision making.
Our initial hypothesis regarding the Racial Attributes in Clinical Evaluation (RACE) scale included all items indicated in Table 3.
This paper describes the development of three scales related to addressing this gap in the literature: the Bonham and Sellers Genetic Variation Knowledge Assessment Index--GKAI, Health Professionals Beliefs about Race HPBR, and Racial Attributes in Clinical Evaluation RACE scales.
He says this beard is the exclusive province — even a "racial attribute" — of the Russian people and maintains a Web site that rants about violations of his exclusive rights to it.
OAKLAND -- In a potentially ominous sign for the Clippers, Coach Doc Rivers acknowledged Sunday he wasn't sure about his future with the organization in the wake of racial remarks attributed to owner Donald Sterling.
OAKLAND -- Clippers fans entering the Oracle Arena in Oakland before their team's playoff game Sunday against the Golden State Warriors denounced the racial remarks attributed to Clippers owner Donald T. Sterling and called for a public apology.
Former Philadelphia Phillie pitcher Steve Carlton on Wednesday angrily denied that he made anti-Semitic remarks and racial accusations attributed to him in a magazine article, and the American Jewish Congress backed off from its call to have him barred from the Hall of Fame.
These racial variances were attributed by authors attributed to unequal access to educational opportunities and cultural differences as well as lack of equivalence in cognitive measures [22].
