The Sept. 16 race in New Hampshire was postponed until Friday, despite the complaints of race teams that their first holiday of the year would be ruined, in wintry conditions yet.
Except for a few incidents, the city of Philadelphia remained calm during the strike and, despite considerable fears of race riots, there were no major outbreaks of violence.
In order to retain a concept of race despite this problem, Lucius Outlaw (1995) has suggested that we view race as a cluster concept.
Despite the current state of race relations in America, I choose not to stare at the world through a black and white lens.
I truly believe it's impossible to not feel a part of someone once you get to know them, because despite our many identities of race, sex, or religion we are, after all, the same collection of muscles and bones at our very core.
Therefore, the renal function of athletes in the current study was not affected despite the 17 days of race duration.
Few studies have examined the challenges of recruiting participants from diverse socioeconomic backgrounds regardless of race, despite general agreement about the value of wide representation for addressing disparate health outcomes (Durant et al., 2007; Lai et al., 2006; Sung et al., 2003).
In the book Sanjek describes how, against all odds, the Elmhurst-Corona community managed to function successfully despite the many jagged lines of race, ethnicity and language that cut across its social space.
Despite the movie's vile portrayal of race relations, Griffith was a progressive in other ways.
And I could express my thanks that my country, with a difficult history of race under its belt, looked to an African American candidate to lead us at such a difficult time, no matter if a voter opted for Barack Obama despite his race, because of it (for what it would mean symbolically to the world), or if race had no bearing on the decision at all.
