Sentence examples for argue race from inspiring English sources

"In fact, one could argue race relations have gotten worse," Ms. Brazile said.

As Sen and Wasow (2014) argue, race is a social construct based on a mixture of both mutable and immutable traits including skin color, religion, location and diet.

When we do that, we will find less and less need to argue race-conscious cases before the Supreme Court.

Most pressingly, the dissent argues, "race matters" in American society.

And when it comes to self identity, Appiah argues, race is just as misunderstood as nationality – with disastrous consequences.

Shit, in my workshop we never talked about race except on the rare occasion someone wanted to argue that "race discussions" were exactly the discussion a serious writer should not be having.

Others point to clear disparities in health outcomes to argue that race matters.

Advocates of this view would argue that race and religion are different.

However, allies of the challenger argue the race could be closer than expected.

One reason the characters didn't often argue about race was that all the show's major characters were African-American.

Many experts argue that race does not play a huge role in either this year, because the economy has emerged as such a dominant issue, and Mr. Obama is not primarily identified by his race.