Sentence examples for boundaries of race from inspiring English sources

Attitudes to equality and inclusion across traditional boundaries of race, gender, sexuality and disability have softened.

The old boundaries of race and power appear to be fading.

It happens to women everywhere, however educated, however empowered, across boundaries of race, class, and nationality.

They traverse borders and straddle relationships that test the boundaries of race, class, religion, and nationality.

The Dignity of Working Men: Morality and the Boundaries of Race, Class, and Immigration.

But the couple insisted that their children should learn to cross South Africa's ever-present boundaries of race and class.

On the other hand, the denial may reflect the conclusion of the missing justices, and perhaps others, that this case was a poor vehicle for a renewed exploration of the permissible boundaries of race-conscious government policies.

Though religion is born in one race and nation, it has cut across the boundaries of races and nationalities.

In fact, the crucial question that underlies the flap at Notre Dame has enormous importance for the unfolding twenty-first century: Will Roman Catholicism, with its global reach, including more than a billion people crossing every boundary of race, class, education, geography, and culture, be swept into the rising tide of religious fundamentalism?

The basic question is whether the Legislature drew District 12's boundaries because of race rather than because of political behavior (coupled with traditional, nonracial districting considerations).

In response, Justice Breyer said the case was not about stereotypes but about "whether the Legislature drew District 12's boundaries because of race rather than because of political behavior".