Do people confuse race and class?
She was also, by the time I spoke to her, confused: races scheduled for 2 P.M. were started but then quickly abandoned.
INSIDE PITCH Fighting flulike symptoms, GRANT ROBERTS had his worst outing of the spring, allowing seven runs in five innings and confusing the race for the fifth starting pitcher's spot.
And what I love, love, love is how there's a line in there -- she actually falls in love with Darius while she's wearing a bikini with the Confederate flag, and there's this idea that racism is confusing, and race is confusing, and that's how it is in the South.
Edison Pena, the Chilean miner who was the heartwarming story of last year's New York City Marathon, has confused the race's athlete tracker this year.
After Anna Clark's comprehensive account of Detroit's literature – from classic novels such as Jeffrey Eugenides Middlesexx or The Virgin Suicides to poetry, non-fiction and drama – here are ten excellent literary choices from our readers to immerse you in the past and present of this heart-racing, confusing American city.
Counselors who urge some students to pursue nonacademic paths may confuse ability with race and class.
It also makes some very confused statements about race and identity, justifiable points about regional pride mingling with base prejudice.
Gradually, what had confused her — about race; racism; the history, politics and sociology of skin color among African-Americans — began to make sense.
Sadly, though, human history shows that we tend to confuse culture and race.
