Sentence examples for label race from inspiring English sources

By billing the speech as a takedown of "Trump's divisive 'alt-right' candidacy", her campaign shone a light on a little-known slice of the political spectrum: an amorphous, largely online movement that prefers the label "race realist" to "white supremacist".

Thus, it is also an IAAF Gold Label race.

Being a person of colour is an "old label": race discrimination was something participants were familiar with; they had grown up experiencing and learning to ignore or otherwise cope with – that is, racism was nothing new.

Even Republicans who understand the Senate acknowledge privately that there are much more liberal Democrats than Mr. Kerry or his running mate, Senator John Edwards, who came in fourth in the liberal-label race in 2003.

Mr. Wexler was working as a writer for Billboard, looking to create a less contentious name for what the magazine labeled "race music".

A variety of new alien non-player characters, labelled "Race X", appear in the game as well, often engaging in combat with the aliens from Xen.

Black journalists who find fault with the government are labelled race-traitors.

This prompted many media outlets to label the race between Thorpe, van den Hoogenband, Phelps and Hackett as The Race of the Century.

However, with the changing faces in the U.S., it's no longer so easy for many people to simply categorize themselves, nor do they feel they should have to label their race as one thing or another.

That, in a gruesome microcosm, drives home the consequences of an institution that labeled one race as property.

The 31-year-old labelled the race – only her second since 2011, after struggling with injury – as "tough" but says she is still aiming to make the podium.