Sentence examples for at racially from inspiring English sources

He took dead aim at racially exclusionary country clubs and the malign role of money and drugs in professional sports.

When Valentine was at racially mixed Cloonan Junior High School in Stamford, Conn., he advanced to the championship of a boxing tournament.

They charge that it tramples on the voting rights of minority parents because schools lacking parent associations tend to be predominantly minority and because at racially mixed schools, white parents are more likely to be P.T.A. officers.

To many of us born in the 1940's and 1950's, he has become a joke: a bejeweled, Nehru jacket-wearing, women-and-stimulants-pursuing, faux-hipster caricature who cackled at racially stupid jokes that were designed to show how progressively good-natured the tellers and their victim-buddy were.

While researchers have relatively little data on modern integration efforts, research such as that of Roslyn Mickelson, a professor at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte, shows that students at diverse schools perform better than those at racially isolated ones, where negative effects accumulate over time.

But the illusory idea of a "post-racial" America is exposed as a lie by this nation's criminal justice system, the many recent attempts at racially based voter suppression, and now in this decision by the United States Supreme Court.

Since busing ended, however, many of those original magnets have become at least as racially and socio-economically isolated as neighborhood schools.

University of California, San Diego chancellor Marye Anne Fox, the president of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity, UCSD student leaders, and a bevy of civil rights leaders, and black and minority California lawmakers leaped over each other to lambaste the now infamous Compton Cookout at UCSD as racially insulting, insensitive, and demeaning.

O'Reilly haters trotted out a string of other O'Reilly borderline race tinged cracks and gaffes over the past years as proof that O'Reilly is at best racially insensitive and at worst an unreconstructed bigot.

Mr. Malone, a graduate of the Royal Academy of Music, brings with him a magnanimous snobbery wherever he goes — he's semi-horrified, for instance, at the lack of a "choral tradition" at a racially and ethnically diverse state-run high school in Middlesex.

The lawyers' summations came after three weeks of a trial that was at times racially charged.