Sentence examples for complexity of race from inspiring English sources

They help us reflect on what's going on in our society, about the displacement of workers or the complexity of race relations and so on.

At a moment that even some of his supporters considered late, Mr. Obama delivered a disquisition — reassuring and dazzling — on the complexity of race relations in the United States.

The complexity of race relations?" Spiegelman says he would have been glad to have his No Towers work published in the New Yorker, "had the New Yorker been glad to have it.

His investigation leads him to some dubious conclusions (particularly about college football), but his willingness to look honestly at the complexity of race in today's South is invigorating, and the book's conclusion, when Rubin realizes just how much he has not understood, is shattering.

Second, in protecting the movements of Native Americans, his exposure to the persecution and direct violence they faced from settlers, combined with his time in Yuma and Fort Lauderdale, demonstrated to him the complexity of race relations, something that likely also expanded to his own friendly upbringing with many slaves.

Johnson's short-story collection Fortune Smiles won the NBA for fiction; the NBA award for nonfiction went to Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates; and in poetry Robin Coste Lewis won the NBA for Voyage of the Sable Venus, her debut collection that explored the intricate nuances and complexity of race.

Adults tend to argue about complexities of race and racism.

The complexities of race shape this experience even further.

The publisher, Mr. Dotson, is no stranger to the complexities of race relations in the workplace.

"I still don't understand the complexities of race in this country," he said.

Back to Blood (2012) investigates (and pokes fun at) the complexities of race relations in Miami.