This line of inquiry suggests that one of the reasons why early feminist analyses of the production of gender, such as Nancy Chodorow's (1978), finds it difficult to think race and gender together, and thereby isolates gender from race, is owing to the implicit rules (or "American grammar") that govern gender; to be a woman has always already meant to be a white woman.
Greg Vincent, the University of Texas vice-president for diversity, said it is difficult to separate race out from the circumstances and experiences that shape potential students – and that without taking those on board, white students from privileged backgrounds and private schools would have a significant advantage.
[28] [31] It is very difficult to assess race, and there are inconsistencies between different studies (e.g., researchers in Brazil used genetic ancestry as a proxy for race/ethnicity [27] while others in Colombia determined it by observing the hair type, facial features and skin color of study participants [26]).
"It is difficult to know because race to race the performance keeps changing (as does) the distance to pole position," Alonso said.
Talking Race in Rio Admittedly, it can be difficult to talk about race and other inequalities in sports.
It was quite difficult to recruit "pure" race walkers, because some of Japanese race walkers often train as "Ekiden" (long-distance road relay) runners.
'If it's changed, it's going to be difficult to continue the race in Austin,' the F1 supremo said.
Lately, it seems increasingly difficult to write about race and racism with the careful nuance the subjects require.
Wittenberg found it profoundly difficult to cancel the race, though, because of all the people who were running for charity or to symbolize how they had overcome challenges.
