Sentence examples for is a racial element from inspiring English sources

And there is a racial element to the case.

"There is a racial element to gentrification," he says.

There is a "racial element" to the alleged mishandling, which occured over a period in 2010, and the officer has been placed on restricted duties.

There is a racial element to this witchiness, too — many white women see in the occult a space to identify with the margins.

Qiu points out that that there is a racial element at play too: "The comfort women's stories were kept silent for so many years because the victims were Asian.

Then why did you come here?" I asked him if he thought there was a racial element to the anger about Jouvert.

Surely, there's a racial element that lets white men off the hook more easily than black men — and Affleck has the additional force field of a famous name and a famous brother.

In an impassioned speech last year against gentrification in Brooklyn, New York's version of east London, the filmmaker Spike Lee implied that there might be a racial element to the allocation of resources: "Why does it take an influx of white New Yorkers for the facilities to get better?" Another problem is rolling out the model beyond London.

The confidential files, which were closed under the 75-year rule but have been released early, show that senior officers tried to convince the then home secretary, "Rab" Butler, that there had not really been a racial element to the rioting.

As Jeffrey Bellin, a law professor at Southern Methodist University, told the Christian Science Monitor, "Even if you have suspicions about what motivated this, and you think there was a racial element and no justification for this shooting, the fact is he had no obligation to retreat under the law".

Following the trial, Greater Manchester Police (GMP), which led the investigation, played down suggestions there was a racial element to the case.