Sentence examples for issues of racial equality from inspiring English sources

Or will the commission begin to apply its new-found moral conviction on issues of racial equality to other E.U. states as well?

Constrained by the need to maintain Southern support for the New Deal, Roosevelt did proceed cautiously on issues of racial equality.

The controversy over the movie's depiction of Lyndon Johnson as laggardly on issues of racial equality briefly made me reluctant to see Selma, and I lowered my expectations accordingly, given that on paper the whole movie also gave off the fiercest whiff of Oscar-bait.

The Southern Baptist Convention has long grappled with issues of racial equality.

And Nixon was running to the left of Kennedy on the issue of racial equality: when Nixon's running mate, Henry Cabot Lodge, Jr., suggested that, if he and Nixon were elected, an African-American would be appointed to the Cabinet, Kennedy was quick to call the promise "racism at its worst".

In particular, Bruce was vehement and scabrous on the issue of racial equality; he was undaunted by the coarsest epithets for blacks and Jews and used them purposely, repeatedly, in order to insist that they are merely words and to reduce their divisive impact.

As adept as Lee is at crafting plausible and heart-warming conversations between kids whiling away their endless summers, the more adult issue of racial equality within the legal system is treated with a heavy hand.

The high-running feelings were, of course, largely products of anger and anxiety about the major social issues of the day: the war in Vietnam, the turbulent progress of racial equality, the gathering militancy of feminism.

Ford gave millions of dollars to civil-rights groups, and funded the Congress of Racial Equality.

In 1959, she formed a local chapter of the Congress of Racial Equality.

Congress is considering a "statute of racial equality" that would give quotas a big extra push.