Sentence examples for every racially from inspiring English sources

For at the centre of every racially driven sitcom of the 1960s and 70s was a man – a white man.

Speaking on his weekly radio program, Mr. Bloomberg dismissed the idea that the policy, under which hundreds of thousands of mainly minority citizens are stopped on the streets every year, is racially imbalanced because it singles out people based on race.

As a black man he was racially profiled every time he walked down the street.

And it evidently worked in the 2006 Washington mayoral race, in which Adrian Fenty became the first mayor to win every single district in the racially polarized city.

With the completion of his cabinet selections today, President-elect George W. Bush has put forward a governing team every bit as ethnically and racially diverse as President Clinton's.

Too many educators, administrators and college admissions gatekeepers already are operating in a racially conscious way every day.

Finally, racially based slavery handed every white person in the South a measure of power over blacks, whether they owned slaves or not.

Heidi Klum, who hosts a Halloween party every year in an extravagant but racially circumspect outfit — cat, witch, Lady Godiva — made a ill-advised step in 2008 by dressing up as Kali, the Hindu goddess.

Abrams doesn't assume that every attack from an opponent is racially motivated, but she knows what's up when she sees it.

But the truth is Sly always mixed irony, hope and despair, balancing the sunny dynamics of his (pre-Prince) multi-gendered and racially integrated band with his studio play-every-instrument-himself control freak insularity.

Their population increased in every county, typically clustered in ethnically or racially monolithic communities.