Sentence examples for increased racial from inspiring English sources

Britain's would-be fascist leader is, of course, enthralled at the potential political opportunities of increased racial tension.

In their public statements over the Michigan case, members of the Bush administration, including the president, have said they would like to see increased racial diversity in education.

Britain can expect widening social divisions and increased racial tensions unless the government takes urgent action to tackle deep-rooted inequalities, the new chair of the UK's equalities watchdog has warned.

Goldberg mentions what is essentially a diversity argument: in the nineteen-thirties, when the F.D.N.Y. was essentially all white, "the lack of Black uniformed service workers increased racial tensions in the city".

He opposed the 1964 Civil Rights Act, and reiterated his opposition less than a decade ago, on its fortieth anniversary, arguing that, by mandating "forced integration," the act "increased racial tensions while diminishing individual liberty".

Using both approaches, the University of Texas has increased racial diversity; this is what the policy was intended to do, and that's why the Roberts Court might well strike it down.

The just released UCLA Civil Rights Project report on increasing racial segregation in American schools identified schools in New York City and State as the most racially segregated in the United States.

The report says the budget will increase racial inequality inadvertently.

"I would like to increase racial conflict, because they are not white and I am white".

Labour would also take action to increase racial diversity in police forces, the civil service, magistrates' courts and the judiciary.

The increasing racial and cultural diversity of the suburbs would be the main engine of change, he said.