From its groundbreaking race- and gender-blind admission policy in 1835 and the Oberlin-Wellington Rescue of 1858, to the Oberlin Action for Civil Rights in 1969 and protests against racism, war, and international top-down capitalism through the 2000's, the college and its students have continually proven their dedication to racial, gender-based, economic and socio-political equality.
Other such middle-of-the-road groups include the Center for the Study of Sport and Society at Northeastern University, best known for groundbreaking studies on race and gender, and the Positive Coaching Alliance at Stanford with its guidelines for humane -- yet victorious -- leadership of youth sports.
Naomi Varnis, an African Studies student at Brown, doesn't believe the novel is a groundbreaking commentary on race.
Wright's comments prompted Obama to give a groundbreaking speech on race in America - the first time in decades that this issue has been addressed by a candidate for the presidential nomination.
This "black-white sleep gap" gained national attention last year, when a groundbreaking study on race and sleep disturbances published in the journal Sleep found that black Americans got less sleep than white Americans and suffered a higher incidence of disorders like sleep apnea and insomnia.
To the contrary, Mr. Infantino has painted himself as the closest thing to a groundbreaking candidate in the race, a person who loves world soccer and knows how it operates but has never been directly involved in the murky landscape of patronage that has led FIFA into its continuing crisis.
The University of Texas has been at the heart of a groundbreaking supreme court decision on race before.
The renovation began soon after an elaborate groundbreaking July 5 that featured a race among three wheel loaders on the lawn in front of the main entrance.
At the time, the series, which did not explicitly deal with race, was considered groundbreaking for its color-blind casting.
Her second film, Beyond Measure, a follow-up to Race to Nowhere, about the groundbreaking leaders transforming schools for the better, premiered in 2015.
Barbara Avedon race around New York City The show was groundbreaking in its politics; watching it now on DVD, it's hard to believe anything so nakedly feminist ever appeared on primetime TV.
