Sentence examples for ingrained ethnic from inspiring English sources
It has done so by exploiting the ingrained ethnic politics of Malay nationalism, posing as a defender of ethnic Malay privileges and quotas against the economic clout of large Chinese and Indian minorities.
4. The conversation surrounding mental illness and mass violence reveals our ingrained ethnic and racial biases.
There is still ingrained cultural antipathy.
It was suggested that these ethnic differences are biologically ingrained.
"In India, she would walk to the grocery store, go next door to have tea, talk about common things like the wheat and the corn," said Mr. Shahi of the ingrained visiting culture so universally missed by many ethnic elders.
The core of an ethnic culture, such as religion and ethnic identity, are deep-rooted customs dating back thousands of years, they are ingrained and are difficult to change, and are also difficult to share with other ethnic groups.
But the elections of 2016, and the associated public displays of nationalism, ethnic isolationism, and suspicion of outsiders, have reinforced deeply ingrained biases in people's brains.
When teenagers apply peer pressure to socialize along ethnic lines, their attitude is partly attributable to patterns of social separation ingrained in their communities and supported by many parents.
Cultural postpartum practices do not seem to be deeply ingrained.
Mike Huckabee is a prime example of what the deeply ingrained system of White supremacy tries to create: White people who advocate for ignoring the culture and heritage of ethnic groups while perpetuating a standard of white superiority.
Interwoven with the statistics about ethnic job hunters, he manages to provide the position an escape route, "The most insidious racism is just so ingrained it's involuntary" and suggests that the HR managers responsible for the statistics would be appalled by their own racism, as if they lacked the self awareness to realise when someone's colour is making them uncomfortable.
