Sentence examples for explicit race from inspiring English sources

To beat back Democrats, he is waging an explicit race war rooted in blatant lies.

That's why I think the shift from explicit race-based affirmative action to class-based affirmative action is a good thing, as I wrote earlier in the week.

This talk will present research on the impact of implicit and explicit race-related beliefs and attitudes among physicians and patients on the process and outcomes of racially discordant clinical interactions.

Rather than using explicit race-based considerations in application decisions, the TTP Plan states that students who are ranked in the top ten percent of their class must be granted automatic admission to the public Texas college of their choice.

She showed how the dominant idioms of power and colour evasion make explicit white race cognisance full of contradictions and prone to depleted vocabularies.

The measures introduced here provide researchers an opportunity to explore explicit use of race in clinical decision making and could provide new insights into health professionals' knowledge and beliefs about race, genetics, and health.

The Kennedy dissent leaves the door open to affirmative action, but only a form that makes the explicit consideration of race a last resort.

"He's been fairly explicit throughout the race, and then he denies that he's doing it," said Joe DePlasco, Mr. Green's spokesman.

"We're still waiting for the Supreme Court to decide the larger issue, which is whether the explicit use of race in education is constitutional," Mr. Kahlenberg said.

Yes, there's some explicit material about race, which includes a shaggy dog story about a Chinese cabbie with a funny (to White's ears) accent.

White nationalists would like to make race explicit again and embrace a white identity based on the old myth that racial categories are natural and races are in competition (in "Alt-right" lingo, this is referred to as "Human Biodiversity").