Sentence examples for Racial essence from inspiring English sources

The question was, Why should Indians be the only ones whose racial essence is recognized by law, in this case Nagpra?

Only scientific study, including DNA analysis, could, in the Asatru view, settle the question of whether Kennewick Man had the same racial essence as Stephen McNallen and other Europeans.

Thus, it is simply not true that the one-drop rule did the opposite of what it intended and that the "dream of racial essence... made the physical metaphysical".

And the emerging science of the time provided it – in the form of the developing theory of racial essence.

But of course that doesn't stop us challenging the dangerous idea of racial essence wherever we find it.

But the fact that we have definitive scientific proof that the idea of racial essence is rubbish doesn't mean the influence of race on American society can be magicked away.

In 1945 he wrote that, in his 1934 lectures on logic, he "sought to show that language was not the biological-racial essence of man, but conversely, that the essence of man was based on language as a basic reality of spirit" (Letter to the Rector of Freiburg University, November 4, 1945, 64).

Mr. Pope.L (he who crawled up Broadway) does so with a posture of radical outsiderness that cancels bogus notions of racial or cultural essence.

Mr. Jackson and Mr. Sharpton might have résumés at odds with their status as avatars of racial rectitude, but Essence Carson, a junior with a soft hand for both the piano and the jump shot, carried no such baggage when she suggested that Mr. Imus had some explaining to do.

While the appeals court stopped short of using the term "false" or "stonewalling," the intentional nature of the Fed's delay of resolution (the Fed alleged that all 16 plaintiffs acted in "bad faith" during their attempts to counsel) of the merits of their racial discrimination, the essence of unfair play by the Fed is unmistakable in the language of the opinion.

Controversy erupted in May 1968 when the board in the Ocean Hill-Brownsville district in Brooklyn affirmed, in essence, that racial or community preference should trump more central concerns.