Sentence examples for less racial from inspiring English sources

And politics has evolved into a less racial, if not quite a post-racial, period.

So, are his views informed by an upbringing in another country with less racial strife?

Ex-slave states that are relatively poor and have large African-American populations, such as Louisiana, display less racial disparity.

For there is decidedly less racial diversity in the centre of Paris than there is in London.

There are encouraging signs that this is already happening, as younger generations express less racial prejudice than their parents and grandparents.

Recent polling by Britain Thinks for British Future confirms a majority of the public believe there is less racial prejudice now than there was in 1993.

Critics have charged that intelligence tests favour groups from more affluent backgrounds and discriminate against less privileged racial, ethnic, or social groups.

There is some interesting academic research into all this — economists looking at dating-site data and trying to discern whether people care less about racial differences, or socioeconomic differences, or political differences, than they do out in the "real" world.

It was noted that the biennale's curators were all "pure-bred Chinese citizens" for the first time, a phrase that sounds less jarringly racial in the original Mandarin, and the idea of national identity ran throughout the event.

The shift in population to the suburbs has been motivated less by racial tension (although this may play a part) than by desires for better and more modern living facilities.

"There is much less crime, racial appeals are not quite as strong and it's a much richer city," Mr. Hayes said, "but McCoy could still get lost because it's always hard to find one's way in a strange neighborhood".