Sentence examples for addressed race from inspiring English sources

Trump has addressed race and policing with his trademark hyperbole.

It is not the first time the novelist has addressed race in modern Britain.

Hawkins said Bernie Sanders was the only one she felt had really addressed race and policing.

President Obama, who once boldly and candidly addressed race, has outsourced the issue to the Rev. Al Sharpton.

So, while last year's show addressed race, in ways that were both fascinating and funny, it stopped well short of a harangue.

The city of Houston elected its first lesbian mayor in 2009, but when she passed a broad anti-discrimination ordinance — which addressed race, age, and sexual orientation as well as gender identity — opponents launched a campaign with the slogan "No Men in Women's Bathrooms," and voters easily repealed the measure.

Gentle, sentimental and unconfrontational "Julia" was sometimes criticized for not addressing race head-on.

Of Explore's teachers, Ms. Rubin, 31, is perhaps the keenest about openly addressing race.

Obama then broadened his speech to address race in general in America.

Her research has become a fascinating interdisciplinary project that addresses race, disability, prodigy, and memory.

Mr. Obama had to address race and religion, the two most toxic subjects in politics.