Sentence examples for between racially from inspiring English sources

The issue of police stops has at times brought forth passionate statements from Mr. Thompson, who last month drew a connection between racially motivated stops in New York and the killing in Florida of the unarmed teenager Trayvon Martin.

Success has been a mixed blessing for Diplo, whose work has depended on making connections between racially and economically diverse groups of artists and consumers ever since the release of his first mixtapes, "Favela on Blast," a collection of baile funk and Carioca sounds he compiled while on a trip to Brazil.

Our preliminary results provide the most direct evidence to date that previously reported associations between genetic ancestry and health may be attributable to sociocultural factors related to race and racism, rather than to functional genetic differences between racially defined groups.

Studies have suggested that patient decision aids can improve decision quality and empower immigrant women to make informed decisions based on personal values [ 35] or have narrowed the gap between racially distinct groups through engaging clients in a process to make decisions about healthcare services [ 36].

The terminology says it all: "blue blood", from the Spanish sagre azul, coined in the late 1500s to distinguish between the racially superior white Christian nobility (with pale skin revealing blue veins) and the Jews, Muslims and West Africans whom Europeans were increasingly ousting from their continent.

The nation faces the risk of sustained political tension between its racially diverse, Democratic-leaning youth population and its predominantly white, Republican-trending senior population -- what I've called the Brown and the Gray.

I wrongfully thought that, after the Civil Rights Act, MLK's and Bobby Kennedy's deaths and Vietnam, we had irrevocably crossed the ground between a racially divided and homogenous society.

This does not suit the conservative norms of Zanzibar, which is racially mixed between Arabs and Africans but overwhelmingly Muslim.

Some of this garbage will be hauled 80 blocks up through the city before being put on barges and dragged by tugboats all the way back down the city on the narrow channel between Manhattan and the racially mixed Roosevelt Island, past the United Nations, back past 14th street, and on to its final destination, the Port of New York or beyond.

Yet they also opened a racially tinged rift between sentences for trafficking different types of cocaine.

Her parents divorced when she was three, and her early childhood was divided between St Louis and the severely racially segregated town of Stamps, Arkansas.