Sentence examples for how about race from inspiring English sources
How about race car driving?
Stanford University psychologist Jennifer Eberhardt presents her research on how race influences our perception of objects and physical spaces, how objects and physical spaces influence how we think about race and how race changes how we see people.
How about the race track?
How about a race of prankster goblins?
Exploring the course, consequences and afterlives of decolonisation, it probes how ideas about race and migration continue to haunt us and to shape the meanings of Britishness.
Collectively the explanations illustrate how attitudes about race have changed, along with the way the high school literary experience has evolved.
I found myself in the clinic because I was interested in studying race as a process: I wanted to explore how ideas about race are made material on the bodies of poor women during the event of pregnancy.
Nicholas J. G. Winter is publishing his book, Dangerous Frames: How Ideas about Race and Gender Shape Public Opinion at the perfect time, just as these issues are getting their most concrete expression in the political sphere.
"I think this is just another example of how ideas about race and racism, to be frank, are deeply embedded in the schools," said D'Amico.
So how about this: racing is a young person's game, and an older person's playground?
