Sentence examples for join racial from inspiring English sources

This weekend is an opportunity to join racial justice activists in London, to start these conversations, to discuss the impact of drug policy on black communities in the UK, to imagine what drug policy reform based on a racial justice model look like.

Vanity Fair reports that Donham didn't "officially repent" for her actions by attempting to join racial justice groups for example but she did admit to feeling "tender sorrow" for Till's mother, Mamie Till-Mobley, who died in 2003 and had committed her life to relentlessly fighting for civil rights. .

The more than 500-year exclusion of members of the African diaspora from social assimilation has been caused by structural barriers that joined racial discrimination with discrimination of the poor, overly represented among African descendants.

We can and must form and join multi-racial and multi-faith coalitions in our communities.

Lieutenant Vargas believes the attack, five years ago, was orchestrated by a black firefighter in retaliation for his having joined a racial discrimination lawsuit against the city over its tossing out of an exam for promotion that few minority firefighters passed.

In addition, the mayor said, a Hispanic aide, who has since joined the racial profiling lawsuit, complained to him of a sheriff's deputy singling her out to produce a Social Security card while other, non-Hispanic motorists stopped along with her for driving in a restricted area only had to show their licenses.

Calling on "the good police of this city" to root out racially abusive officers and their "blue wall of silence," Mr. Mfume did indeed draw cheers and applause as he announced to the crowd that the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People was joining the racial profiling lawsuit against the city.

Many of these challengers received support from liberal billionaire George Soros, who joined with racial justice groups in an effort to increase diversity among the nearly 2,500 prosecutors who are elected to office, four out of five of whom are white men.

And Other Lies," James Baldwin argued that America had, really, "no white community" — only a motley alliance of European immigrants and their descendants, who made a "moral choice" (even if they didn't realize it) to join a synthetic racial élite.

And Other Lies," James Baldwin argued that America had, really, "no white community"—only a motley alliance of European immigrants and their descendants, who made a "moral choice" (even if they didn't realize it) to join a synthetic racial élite.

Join Jews for Racial and Economic Justice, Occupy Judaism, and Jews throughout NYC as they spend the eight days of Sukkot in a sukkah at Occupy Wall Street.