Sentence examples for centrality of race from inspiring English sources

* * * The cost of this unwillingness to acknowledge the continuing centrality of race in the United States is pervasive and dispiriting.

The centrality of race — and, in particular, of the switch of Southern whites from overwhelming support of Democrats to overwhelming support of Republicans — is obvious from voting data.

"The Long Recessional" joins David Cannadine's "Ornamentalism" as a revisionist attempt to play down the centrality of race in our understanding of colonialism.

Near the end of Branch's fourteen-year saga of a nation alternately affirming and denying the centrality of race, there is a telling moment.

He might have thought about the centrality of race to prejudice in US society when his "tough on crime" stance saw him introduce the 1994 crime bill.

This is why amending the French constitution, rather than being an anti-racist stance, contributes to concealing the centrality of race to the past and present of modern Europe.

"Amongst other things the myth of Anzac requires us to forget, first, the gender and racial exclusions, the centrality of manhood, race and colonial anxiety to its begetting.

Perhaps it has something to do with that old debate about feminist resistance to acknowledging the centrality of class and race when it comes to issues like this.

This story of a unique southern midwife opens up broader and deeper understandings of rural southern communities and the centrality of religion and race in shaping social relations.

The appearance of the four Democratic candidates together highlighted the centrality of public education in a mayor's race that has so far lacked a defining issue.

The centrality of the five-stress line!