Sentence examples for her racially from inspiring English sources

Her racially mixed school was roiled by the civil rights movement.

Much of Kelly's social life was with her racially mixed lunch group.

Mr. Loving's mother, Lola, initially opposed the marriage, and a photograph of her frowning among her racially mixed clan suggests she only begrudgingly accepted the situation.

He criticised Hanson for her "racially inflammatory" views and said a number of parties had emerged that "are challenging in terms of the fabric of unity in this country".

That, perhaps, when these monsters are revealed for what they are, she'll stand in his corner, or say to her racially troubled white family, as Beau Bridges did to his in Hal Ashby's "The Landlord" (the most radical movie concerning miscegenation in the nineteen-seventies that American cinema produced), that N.A.A.C.P. can also stand for "Niggers Ain't Always Colored People".

SEVERAL days before the New York opening of her racially charged play, "Spinning Into Butter," Rebecca Gilman was sitting in a Manhattan hotel room, preparing to fax some last-minute script changes to Lincoln Center Theater and trying not to become consumed by worry.

It was looking into her claim that someone had sent her racially-motivated threats.

In Tammy's case, I understood what she was trying to get at and was willing to answer her racially-loaded question as soon as she changed her word choice.

"It is correct that if you are black you will be treated more harshly in the criminal justice system," she said in response to one question from Corbyn, while ignoring another section of it that quizzed her about racially insensitive comments by her foreign secretary, Boris Johnson.

Several years ago in the Times, discussing her new memoir Always Wear Joy, highlighting her parents' racially mixed marriage and life, against the backdrop of the liberal idealism of the 1960's and 70's, Mrs. Fales-Hill raised questions about the limited integration of New York society today.

Her mother had suggested to Reuters that some of the comments made about her were racially driven, which seems almost certain, especially the way she has been attacked for her hair and not having her hand on her heart.